The Brutalist Report

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• Google Photos Turns 10 With Major Editor Redesign, QR Code Sharing [34m]
• Japanese Authorities Refer 'Spoiler Website' Operators To Prosecutors in Rare Corporate Copyright Case [1h]
• 80% Chance of Record Heat in Coming Years, Climate Agencies Forecast [2h]
• The Hobby Computer Culture [2h]
• Japan Post Launches 'Digital Address' System [3h]
• Cyberattack Surge Creates Opportunity for Insurers, Prompts Rethink on Premiums [4h]
• Blue Book Sales Surge As Universities Combat AI Cheating [4h]
• Planet's Darkening Oceans Pose Threat To Marine Life, Scientists Say [5h]
• Grading for Equity Coming To San Francisco High Schools This Fall [7h]
• North Korean 'Laptop Farm' Operation Netted $17 Million Through Unwitting American Accomplice [8h]
• 'Some Signs of AI Model Collapse Begin To Reveal Themselves' [10h]
• Nothing's Carl Pei Says Your Smartphone's OS Will Replace All of Its Apps [13h]
• Robot Industry Split Over That Humanoid Look [16h]
• SpaceX Starship Blasts Off In Ninth Test Flight [18h]
• Linux 6.16 Adds 'X86_NATIVE_CPU' Option To Optimize Your Kernel Build [18h]
• Cloudflare CEO: Football Piracy Blocks Will Claim Lives [19h]
• German Court Sends VW Execs To Prison Over Dieselgate Scandal [20h]
• Musi Says Evidence Shows Apple Conspired With Music Industry On App Store Ban [20h]
• Salesforce Acquires Informatica For $8 Billion [21h]
• OnePlus Is Replacing Its Alert Slider With an AI Button [22h]
• Washington Consumers Will Gain 'Right To Repair' Cellphones, Other Electronics [22h]
• Qualcomm-Funded Study Finds Qualcomm's Modems Outperform Apple's C1 Chip in Real-World Tests [23h]