The Brutalist Report

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• Linus Torvalds tries vibe coding, world still intact somehow [191d]
• Dutch cops cuff alleged AVCheck malware kingpin in Amsterdam [191d]
• Trump may hate renewables, but AI datacenters still fancy cheap solar [191d]
• Federal agencies told to fix or ditch Gogs as exploited zero-day lands on CISA hit list [191d]
• Mandiant open sources tool to prevent leaky Salesforce misconfigs [191d]
• Court tosses appeal by hacker who opened port to coke smugglers with malware [191d]
• Affordable housing site goes live with meme-laden test data [191d]
• Birmingham pauses Oracle relaunch to get staff on board [191d]
• Britain goes shopping for a rapid-fire missile to help Ukraine hit back [191d]
• Fujitsu scores place on £984M UK government framework despite bid boycott [191d]
• Developer writes script to throw AI out of Windows [192d]
• Lenovo has a hunch you’re about to try quitting VMware [192d]
• India demands crypto outfits geolocate customers, get a selfie to prove they’re real [192d]
• No fire sale for firewalls as memory shortages could push prices higher [192d]
• 'Violence-as-a-service' suspect arrested in Iraq, extradition underway [192d]
• Zuck forms Meta Compute to pave the planet with 'hundreds of gigawatts' of AI datacenters [192d]
• Danish dev delights kid by turning floppy drive into easy TV remote [192d]
• Apple hopes to save Siri from laughingstock status with infusion of Google Gemini [192d]
• Nvidia, Eli Lilly just say yes to making drugs together, using Vera Rubin GPUs [192d]
• PC shipments set to hit the buffers as AI guzzles memory [192d]
• Mall display crashes the vibe with Windows activation nag [192d]
• Businesses are finally starting to ask whether their AI is secure [192d]
• Don’t bother with the retailer’s website, says Google: Gemini can shop for you [192d]
• IceWM soldiers on while Budgie jumps the Wayland ship [192d]
• Block CISO: We red-teamed our own AI agent to run an infostealer on an employee laptop [192d]