The Brutalist Report

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• Meta 'Pauses' Third-Party Headset Program [3d]
• Netflix To Add Soccer Video Game Based On FIFA World Cup Next Year [3d]
• GitHub Is Going To Start Charging You For Using Your Own Hardware [3d]
• Linux Kernel Rust Code Sees Its First CVE Vulnerability [3d]
• Google Releases Gemini 3 Flash, Promising Improved Intelligence and Efficiency [3d]
• Browser Extensions With 8 Million Users Collect Extended AI Conversations [3d]
• English Has Become Easier To Read [3d]
• FCC Chair Suggests Agency Isn't Independent, Word Cut From Mission Statement [3d]
• How We Ingest Plastic Chemicals While Consuming Food [3d]
• Coursera Acquires Udemy For $930 Million [3d]
• Google Sues Alleged Chinese Scam Group Behind Massive US Text Message Phishing Ring [3d]
• Meta Is Considering Charging Business Pages To Post Links [3d]
• Warner Bros Discovery Board Rejects Rival Bid From Paramount [3d]
• OpenAI in Talks With Amazon About Investment That Could Exceed $10 Billion [3d]
• Uber and DoorDash Try To Halt NYC Law That Encourages Tipping [3d]
• Senators Count the Shady Ways Data Centers Pass Energy Costs On To Americans [3d]
• The Arctic Is in Dire Straits, 20 Years of Reporting Show [4d]
• Breach At South Korea's Equivalent of Amazon Exposed Data of Almost Every Adult [4d]
• EU Moves To Ease 2035 Ban On Internal Combustion Cars [4d]
• Meta Tolerates Rampant Ad Fraud From China To Safeguard Billions In Revenue [4d]
• Dual-PCB Linux Computer With 843 Components Designed By AI Boots On First Attempt [4d]