The Brutalist Report

ArsTechnica

• Google open-sourced a hat shaped like a giant keycap—and it actually types [938d]
• After COVID killed off a flu strain, annual flu shots are in for a redesign [938d]
• World’s largest space conference succeeds in making a Starship update boring [938d]
• Rebuilt Microsoft Teams app promises twice the speed and half the RAM usage [938d]
• Samsung’s new Bluetooth trackers have a giant keyring on top, UWB support [938d]
• 4chan users manipulate AI tools to unleash torrent of racist images [938d]
• Apple considered ditching Google for DuckDuckGo in Safari’s private mode [938d]
• Vacuum suction-mounted wireless TV zip lines off faulty walls to safety [938d]
• Bizarre year for sea ice notches another record [938d]
• Hundreds of US schools hit by potentially organized swatting hoaxes, report says [938d]
• We now know how cats purr—why they purr is still up for debate [938d]
• More evidence that humans were in North America over 20,000 years ago [938d]
• When will we see an electric BMW M car? We speak to its boss to find out [938d]
• Deep Rock Galactic: Rogue Core looks like a tougher, action-minded co-op dig [938d]
• Twitter/X strips headlines out of news links: “It’s something Elon wants” [938d]
• How much snow does Mars receive? [938d]
• September’s record-setting temps were “absolutely gobsmackingly bananas” [938d]
• Hyundai is switching to Tesla-style NACS plugs for its EVs in late 2024 [938d]
• Japan is studying a reusable rocket, but it won’t fly before 2030 [939d]