The Brutalist Report

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Elon Musk made 1 in 3 Trust and Safety staff ex-X employees, it emerges [601d]
Infoseccers think attackers backed by China are behind Ivanti zero-day exploits [601d]
Not even poor Notepad is safe from Microsoft's AI obsession [601d]
Google rings in 2024 with sweeping layoffs [601d]
PC 'price hike' coming as cost of memory soars – analysts [601d]
How governments become addicted to suppliers like Fujitsu [601d]
Office gossips beware – chitchat could choke your career chances [601d]
AI flips the script on fingerprint lore – maybe they're not so unique after all [601d]
Memtest86+, the little RAM tester flexes FOSS muscles with v7.0 [601d]
Michael Dell: Don't worry about AGI, after all we solved that ozone layer thing [601d]
It's a preview party at Microsoft, but do you really want an invite? [601d]
Quantum computing eggheads throw some other qubits at the wall to see what sticks [601d]
Pennsylvanians, your government workers are now powered by ChatGPT [601d]
Latest tech layoffs: Twitch, Duolingo, Citrix parent ditch hundreds of workers [602d]
SAP to cough up $220M to drag bribery charges into recycle bin [602d]
Fidelity National now says 1.3M customers had data stolen by cyber-crooks [602d]
If you're gonna use AI-made stuff in your game, you better tell us, says Steam [602d]
US Dept of Labor unwinds Trump-era rules on whether gig workers are employees [602d]
US government tells hospitals: Meet security standards or no federal dollars for you [602d]
Be honest. Would you pay off a ransomware crew? [602d]
Kia crashes CES with modular electric vehicle concept [602d]
Microsoft's HoloLens goes galactic in $19.8M augmented reality adventure [602d]
Broadcom ditches VMware Cloud Service Providers [602d]
Broadcom ditches VMware Cloud Service Providers [602d]
Cybercrooks play dress-up as 'helpful' researchers in latest ransomware ruse [602d]
Data wrangler Zuckerberg becomes world's least likely cattle rancher [602d]
The Hobbes OS/2 Archive logs off permanently in April [602d]