The Brutalist Report

The Register

• Mozilla tells extension developers to get ready to finally go mobile [777d]
• Apple slams Android as a 'massive tracking device' in internal slides revealed in Google antitrust battle [777d]
• We're getting that fry-day feeling... US Army trials drone-cooking microwave rig [777d]
• 81K people's sensitive info feared stolen from Hilb after email inboxes ransacked [777d]
• Ex-GCHQ software dev jailed for stabbing NSA staffer [777d]
• Musk's broadband satellite kingdom Starlink now cash flow positive – or so he claims [777d]
• We're feeling pretty anti about these social networks [777d]
• Microsoft pins hopes on AI once again – this time to patch up Swiss cheese security [777d]
• OpenELA flips Red Hat the bird with public release of Enterprise Linux source [777d]
• Microsoft 365 Copilot 'generally available' – if you can afford 300 seats [777d]
• World leaders ink AI safety pacts while Musk and Sunak engage in awkward bromance [777d]
• Revamped Raspberry Pi OS boasts Wayland desktop and improved imager tool [777d]
• UK data watchdog fines three text spammers for flouting electronic marketing rules [777d]
• UK pensions scheme flushed £74M when it walked from Atos deal [777d]
• Mid-contract telco price hikes must end, Ofcom told [777d]
• Google shelves plan to build four San Francisco GoogleBurbs [778d]
• CompSci academic thought tech support was useless – until he needed it [778d]
• Arm grabs a slice of Raspberry Pi to sweeten relationship with IoT devs [778d]
• Apple's year ends with surging services, a billion subscribers, and a view of generation next [778d]
• Atlassian predicts its on-prem products will grow faster than cloud [778d]
• India's lunar landing made a mess on the Moon [778d]
• FTX crypto-villain Sam Bankman-Fried convicted on all charges [778d]
• Uber, Lyft to had back $328M of stolen wages to NY drivers [778d]
• Uber, Lyft to hand back $328M of stolen wages to NY drivers [778d]