The Brutalist Report

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• End of an era as the last 747 rolls off the production line [701d]
• North Korea hits new low by using Seoul Halloween tragedy to exploit Internet Explorer zero-day [701d]
• It’s 2022 and a Korean web giant only now decided to write a DR plan [701d]
• Using personal info for ads without consent puts Meta in EU's gunsights [701d]
• States label TikTok 'a malicious and menacing threat' [701d]
• Egad, did Apple do something right? End-to-end encryption for (most) iCloud services [701d]
• Pentagon shares nine billion cloudy dollars between AWS, Google, Microsoft, Oracle [701d]
• Microsoft: Whoops, Patch Tuesday might screw your database connections [701d]
• Washington DC drags Amazon to court for 'yoinking' driver tips [701d]
• Deutsche Bank backs Nvidia's bet to make big bucks on software [701d]
• Scientists shed light on oddball gamma rays from deep space [701d]
• San Francisco terminates explosive killer cop bots [701d]
• Microsoft reportedly mulls a does-everything 'super app' to expand mobile search [701d]
• Longstanding bug in Linux kernel floppy handling fixed [701d]
• Energy being expensive and trickier to source is good news ... for renewables [701d]
• Cloud customers are wasting money by overprovisioning resources [701d]
• Musk's Hotel California erected at Twitter HQ, as some offices converted into bedrooms [702d]
• Barge off: Nautilus to bring floating datacenters to two new sites in US, France [702d]
• Victims of IT scandal in UK postal service will get fresh compensation [702d]
• Desktop OpenSolaris fork OpenIndiana shoots fresh version – Hipster [702d]
• Taiwan bans state-owned devices from running Chinese platform TikTok [702d]
• This is the best pay offer you'll get without more strikes, union tells BT workers [702d]
• Apple brings DIY fix-it store to Europe, UK – with gritted teeth [702d]