The Brutalist Report

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• Apple's New Feature Lets Brands Put Their Stamp On Emails, Calls To Your iPhone [453d]
• Meta Is Laying Off Employees After 2023's 'Year of Efficiency' [453d]
• Parents Take School To Court After Student Punished For Using AI [453d]
• Tinkerers Are Taking Old Redbox Kiosks Home and Reverse Engineering Them [453d]
• Apple Headset Stalls, Struggles To Attract Killer Apps in First Year [453d]
• Credit Cards Don't Require Signatures. So Why Do We Still Sign? [453d]
• TV Ads To Target Households on Individual Streets in UK [453d]
• Smart Gardening Firm's Shutdown a Reminder of Internet of Things' Fickle Nature [453d]
• Man Sues Town for $647 Million Over Trashed Bitcoin Hard Drive [453d]
• People Think They Already Know Everything They Need To Make Decisions [453d]
• 'A Nobel For the Big Big Questions' [453d]
• Digital River Runs Dry [453d]
• FTC Takes on Subscription Traps With 'Click To Cancel' Rule [453d]
• Amazon Finally Has a Color Kindle [453d]
• Amazon Joins Push For Nuclear Power To Meet Data Center Demand [454d]
• Open-sourcing of WinAmp Goes Badly As Owners Delete Entire Repo [454d]
• Discord Disputes DMCA Subpoena, Rejects Role As 'Anti-Piracy' Partner [454d]
• Sustainable Building Effort Reaches New Heights With Wooden Skyscrapers [454d]
• First Section of Euclid Space Telescope's Map of the Universe Revealed [454d]
• Petroleum Drilling Technology Is Now Making Carbon-Free Power [454d]
• Sysadmins Rage Over Apple's 'Nightmarish' SSL/TLS Cert Lifespan Cuts [454d]
• Trump's Coin Sale Misses Early Targets As Crypto Project's Website Crashes [454d]