The Brutalist Report

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• Sam Altman's basic income experiment finds that money can indeed buy happiness [638d]
• Kamala Harris has a long history with Silicon Valley that could help – or hurt [638d]
• Cybercrooks spell trouble with typosquatting domains amid CrowdStrike crisis [638d]
• Alphabet's reported $23B bet on Wiz fizzles out [638d]
• Failure to follow proper procedures caused US-wide AT&T outage, FCC says [638d]
• Now as many as 10,000 SAP jobs to be hit by restructure [638d]
• CrowdStrike CEO summoned to explain epic fail to US Homeland Security [638d]
• Arch-based CachyOS promises speed but trips over its laces [638d]
• ESA's meteorite bricks hit Lego stores, but don't get your wallet out just yet [638d]
• SAP system gives UK tax collector a £750B headache as clock ticks on support [638d]
• FrostyGoop malware shut off heat to 600 Ukraine apartment buildings [638d]
• How to maintain code for a century: Just add Rust [638d]
• AMD claims Nvidia's Grace CPU Superchip, Arm are no match for its Epyc Zen 4 cores [638d]
• Hong Kong becomes major hub for shipping banned tech to Iran, Russia [639d]
• Intel to deliver fix for Raptor Lake CPUs made 'unstable' by voltage snafu [639d]
• Tencent Cloud launches CentOS variant tuned for Chinese silicon [639d]
• Indonesia blocks 2.5 million pieces of gambling content, minister says it's not enough [639d]
• Google's plan to drop third-party cookies in Chrome crumbles [639d]
• Mozilla Thunderbird finally gets system tray notifications [639d]
• Global cops power down world's 'most prolific' DDoS dealership [639d]
• Meta's mass layoff severance agreements illegal, says judge [639d]
• What does Google Gemini do with your data? Well, it's complicated... [639d]
• Nvidia said to be prepping Blackwell GPUs for Chinese market [639d]
• LA County Superior Court closes doors to reboot justice after ransomware attack [639d]