The Brutalist Report

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• You patched yet? Years-old Microsoft security holes still hot targets for cyber-crooks [841d]
• The Anti Defamation League is Musk's latest excuse for Twitter's tanking ad revenue [841d]
• AI coding is 'inescapable' and here to stay, says GitLab [841d]
• After failed takeover, Intel and Tower Semi aren't giving up on the relationship [841d]
• Big Tech has failed to police Russian disinformation, EC study concludes [841d]
• Europe's Ariane 6 takes rocket science seriously by testing patience before engines [842d]
• Fedora and Asahi Linux pals revamp installation process [842d]
• Freecycle gives users the gift of a data breach notice [842d]
• Largest local government body in Europe goes under amid Oracle disaster [842d]
• Vodafone and Amazon shoot for the stars while Kuiper satellites remain grounded [842d]
• Northern Ireland top cop quits in wake of data breach and disciplinary controversy [842d]
• CrowView: A clamp-on, portable second laptop display [842d]
• Three years after setting off, Bus Open Data Service wants consultants to help it on its journey [842d]
• Snowflake's Instacart protestations hint at challenges for poster child of the data cloud [842d]
• IBM Cloud to 'uplift' prices by up to 29 percent [842d]
• Guild behind actors' strike fears video game workers also at risk from AI [842d]
• AWS shuts down its first-gen compute and network infrastructure [842d]
• Want tunes with that? India-made POS terminal includes a speaker [842d]