It was CMOS CPU that could be clocked to almost nothing. It was used in several cubesats and a few spacecraft--perhaps including the Hubble.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

They could have made something to save and organize webpages, but instead, they brought more stinky AI into the world.

...so a more stable Mint, is okay by me.

Last I checked, Philippines is not helping to soon to fail U.S. job market.

...is exactly what is needed.

Even when I use Windows, I try to be careful not to let it see any data.

Here in Silicon Valley, I used to notice plenty of surfaces, but as many now. Perhaps they are keeping them indoors?

One you get used to it--it will be eating off your hand.

Wait! Instead of you all running your appliances--we can just put in some data centers!

Ironically, gunmakers do not want you printing your own guns, either. Many 3D printers are home-built, as mine was, Such a bill is just a bad idea.

These rudimentary chips have been a available in Silicon over Sapphire, and have been used in several spacecraft and satellites--including the Hubble. Oddly, it was the first CMOS chip, and can be clocked down to almost nothing.
Ref: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
IPS: https://github.com/amsat-dl/IP...

AI is a programmed problem for society.

Rust has been very successful at programing--people.
https://www.phoronix.com/news/...

Windows has been thoroughly enshitified. Before, it was no longer your computer; then it was no longer your privacy; now, it's no longer your data.

Adding it as a "feature" was just a means of normalizing spyware on your computer. They likely don't care if you see it, as long as it serves them.