The Brutalist Report

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• This upstart is selling tickets for a SpaceX trip to the world's first private space station [1066d]
• YouTube's 'Ad blockers not allowed' pop-up scares the bejesus out of netizens [1066d]
• What you need to know from today's Google IO: PaLM 2, Pixel Fold, AI everywhere [1066d]
• Sonatype axes 14 percent of staff, reminds them not to talk to the press [1066d]
• Don't turn it off and on again: Expired Cisco cert cripples vEdge SD-WAN kit [1066d]
• Microsoft can't stop itself injecting Copilot AI into every corner of its app empire [1066d]
• Open source at America's famous Los Alamos Lab: Pragmatism as its nucleus [1066d]
• Twitter adds new DM features, and Musk says E2EE is here, starting today [1066d]
• Developers now able to 'customize' their Azure Virtual Desktop experience [1066d]
• Dell reneges on remote work promise, tells workers to wear pants at least 3 days a week [1066d]
• MariaDB's Xpand offers PostgreSQL compatibility without the forking drama [1066d]
• 23-year-old Brit linked to 2020 Twitter SIM-swap attack pleads guilty [1066d]
• The world of work is broken and it's Microsoft's fault [1066d]
• Capita looking at a bill of £20M over breach clean-up costs [1066d]
• Money starts to flow as liquid cooling gets hot in datacenters [1066d]
• Brexit Britain looks to French company to save crumbling borders and immigration tech [1066d]
• Microsoft Azure CTO believes confidential computing is the future of targeted advertising [1066d]
• Korea hopes US will extend sanction exemptions for SK hynix and Samsung [1066d]
• Cisco: Don't use 'blind spot' – and do use 'feed two birds with one scone' [1066d]
• Google Cloud's watery Parisian outage enters third week, with no end in sight [1066d]
• Japan's ubiquitous convenience stores now serving up privacy breaches [1066d]
• Meta paid Deloitte to big up the metaverse, and all it got was a half-hearted thumbs up [1067d]
• Apple finally pro giving Pro iPads these Pro apps [1067d]