The Brutalist Report

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• systemd 253: You're looking at the future of enterprise Linux boot processes [1156d]
• Infineon given the green light for €5B Dresden chip fab [1156d]
• Heads to roll at Lenovo amid 'severe downturn' in PC sales [1156d]
• Ubuntu Advantage is being wired deeper into the distro [1156d]
• Cry Havoc and let slip dogs of war ... there's an upgraded malware server in town [1157d]
• EU lawmakers advise against signing US data pact [1157d]
• If you have a fan, and want this company to stay in business, bring it to IT now [1157d]
• What Brit watchdog redacted: Google gives Apple cut of Chrome iOS search revenue [1157d]
• Tesla to upgrade self-driving software after regulator warns it can ignore Stop signs [1157d]
• Antivirus apps are there to protect you – Cisco's ClamAV has a heckuva flaw [1157d]
• Norway finds a way to recover crypto North Korea pinched in Axie heist [1157d]
• APNIC warns members to watch out for fake election phone calls [1157d]
• Microsoft makes Windows-on-Arm in VMs on Macs official – with Parallels for starters [1157d]
• Microsoft's new AI BingBot berates users and can't get its facts straight [1157d]
• Unplug that Anker battery pack right now: House blaze sparks recall [1157d]
• Tesla fires gigafactory staff after someone made the mistake of mentioning unions [1157d]
• Google's big security cert log overhaul broke Android apps. Now it's hit undo [1157d]
• Outage-ous: Twitter OKs cannabis ads, then goes up in smoke [1157d]
• VMware, Windows 11 shafted by Windows Server 2022 [1157d]
• Meta cranks Zuckerberg's personal security budget to $14m while cutting everything else [1157d]
• More victims of fake crypto investor scam speak to The Register [1157d]
• Qualcomm claims to be 5G Advanced-ready with Snapdragon X75 [1157d]
• There's no place like... KDE: Plasma 5.27 is out and GNOME 44 hits beta [1157d]