The Brutalist Report

The Verge

• Cocaine Bear doesn’t have a problem — it just doesn’t know when to stop [1164d]
• National Congress of American Indians calls for offshore wind moratorium [1164d]
• This Bluetooth fob turns iPhones or Android devices into two-way satellite messengers [1164d]
• Dish Network’s internal systems are so broken some employees haven’t worked in over a day [1164d]
• We’ve got more details on Aqara’s exciting new presence sensor [1164d]
• Swarm’s killer stan is having a bloody renaissance in new trailer [1164d]
• Nintendo confirms it won’t be part of E3 2023 [1164d]
• Meta has a new machine learning language model to remind you it does AI too [1164d]
• Geoengineering startup’s claim it got ‘OKs to launch’ from the FAA doesn’t stand up to scrutiny [1164d]
• The Verge Wins the 2023 ASME Award for Design for its Homeland Anthology; Receives Two National Magazine Award Nominations [1164d]
• Would you let ChatGPT control your smart home? [1164d]
• The best entertainment of 2023 [1164d]
• The Beats Fit Pro earbuds in new yellow and coral colors are already $30 off [1164d]
• On the internet, nobody knows you’re a human [1164d]
• Twitter shut off its internal Slack, and now ‘everyone is barely working’ [1164d]
• Meet the couple that built an EV rock crawler for King of the Hammers [1164d]
• Friday’s top tech news: 1080p but better [1164d]
• Google-parent Alphabet shuts down yet another robot project [1164d]
• What is going on with Fitbit? [1164d]
• Popular video editing app LumaFusion now widely available for Android and ChromeOS [1164d]
• Google blocks news content for some Canadians in response to proposed rules [1164d]
• Ampler Axel e-bike review: this is the way [1164d]
• Creed III brings Adonis’ story full circle by trading in one set of daddy issues for another [1164d]