The Brutalist Report

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• AWS outage turned smart homes into dumb boxes – and sysadmins into therapists [321d]
• Is PHP declining? JetBrains says yes. And no [321d]
• Introducing NTFSplus – because just one NTFS driver for Linux is never enough [322d]
• Microsoft's ancient icon library still lurks deep within Windows 11 [322d]
• SpaceX is behind schedule, so NASA will open Artemis III contract to competition [322d]
• Brit boffins teach fusion plasma some manners with 3D magnetic field [322d]
• Muji's minimalist calm shattered as ransomware takes down logistics partner [322d]
• Feds flag active exploitation of patched Windows SMB vuln [322d]
• Trust the AI, says new coding manifesto by Kim and Yegge [322d]
• A shot in the dark: Can malware vaccines stop ransomware's rampage? [322d]
• Mobian makes Debian's latest 'Trixie' release pocket-sized [322d]
• Anti-fraud body leaks dozens of email addresses in invite mishap [322d]
• AWS reveals more bits of its cloud broke as it recovered from DynamoDB debacle [322d]
• Alibaba reveals 82 percent GPU resource savings – but this is no DeepSeek moment [322d]
• AI wins Imitation Game: Readers prefer Fanfic written by ChatGPT [322d]
• Suspected Salt Typhoon snoops lurking in European telco's network [322d]
• Nexperia drama intensifies as Dutch chipmaker denies ousted CEO's claims of Chinese split [322d]
• Aid groups use AI-generated ‘poverty porn’ to juice fundraising efforts [322d]
• Windows 11 tiptoes further into dark mode with new dialogs [322d]
• Today is when the Amazon brain drain finally sent AWS down the spout [322d]
• Xubuntu downloads section injection threatens users with crypto infection [322d]
• Nvidia still needs Taiwan even as TSMC ramps Blackwell production in Arizona [322d]
• China blames US for cyber break-in, claims America is world's biggest bit burglar [322d]