The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Thunderbird joins Firefox on the monthly treadmill [9d]
• FBI steps in amid rash of politically charged swattings [9d]
• 'I guess NASA doesn't need or care about my work anymore' [10d]
• Microsoft gets twitchy over talk of Europe's tech independence [10d]
• BTW Windows Subsystem for Linux officially uses Arch now [10d]
• OpenAI pulls plug on ChatGPT smarmbot that praised user for ditching psychiatric meds [10d]
• Alt-browser Flow breezes through web tests, but still far from a daily driver [10d]
• Ghost in the shell script: Boffins reckon they can catch bugs before programs run [10d]
• Does UK's Online Safety Act cover misinformation? Well, that depends [10d]
• AWS creates EC2 instance types tailored for demanding on-prem workloads [10d]
• 30 percent of some Microsoft code now written by AI - especially the new stuff [10d]
• Chinese carmaker Chery using DeepSeek-driven humanoid robots as showroom sales staff [10d]
• Supermicro warns of massive revenue miss as buyers pause purchasing plans [10d]
• Homeland Security boss says CISA has gone off the rails, vows to set it right [10d]
• Intel tweaks its 18A process with variants tailored to mass-market chips, big AI brains [10d]
• Trump admin freaks out over mere suggestion Amazon was going to show tariff impact on prices [10d]
• RSA cofounder: The world would've been better without cryptocurrencies [10d]
• Meta bets you want a sprinkle of social in your chatbot [10d]
• TAKE IT DOWN Act? Yes, take the act down before it's too late for online speech [10d]
• Watch out for any Linux malware sneakily evading syscall-watching antivirus [10d]
• Duolingo jumps aboard the 'AI-first' train, will phase out contractors [10d]
• Enterprise tech dominates zero-day exploits with no signs of slowdown [10d]