The Brutalist Report - register
- Twitter tells advertisers to go fsck themselves, now sues them for fscking the fsck off [82d]
- All y'all love AI, right? Get ready for Gemini in Nest cameras, Google Assistant [82d]
- AMD hopes to unlock MI300’s full potential with fresh code [82d]
- Verisign under fire for increasing .com prices each and every year it can [82d]
- Google splats device-hijacking exploited-in-the-wild Android kernel bug among others [82d]
- SAP Core AI bugs allowed access to internal network servers, say researchers [82d]
- Sonic Automotive says ransomware-linked CDK software outage cost it $30M [82d]
- Backblaze sees drive failure rates tick up, asks if AI can help [82d]
- Bad apps bypass Windows security alerts for six years using newly unveiled trick [82d]
- Need to move 1.2 exabytes across the world every day? Just Effingo [82d]
- Users call on Microsoft to update Outlook's friendly name feature [82d]
- Nvidia's subscription software empire is taking shape [82d]
- EVs continue to grow but private buyers are steering clear, say motor trade figures [82d]
- WordStar 7, the last ever DOS version, is re-released for free [82d]
- Dell makes new round of layoffs while it looks to unlock modern AI [82d]
- Chrome Web Store warns end is nigh for uBlock Origin [82d]
- Billion-dollar bust as international op shutters Cryptonator wallet [82d]
- Japan stops measuring train crowding by ease of newspaper readership [82d]
- Mobile Guardian attacked, leading to remote wiping of 13,000 devices [83d]
- Samsung labor union orders members back to work and a 'tactical transition' to ongoing action [83d]
- Illinois relaxes biometric privacy law so snafus won't cost businesses billions [83d]
- NFL to begin using face scanning tech across all of its stadiums [83d]
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