They have also made serious inroads into hiding your identity from the internet. Their targeted advertising occurs on device and they do not share your info with advertisers.

Organic molecules often contain oxygen, and that is something a bit different than the O2 the GP mentioned.

It depends. Was she repentant, inactive, and not causing trouble these days?

Or was she active in recruiting and training of today's radical provocateurs or operatives, other otherwise involved in their direct actions?

Its not a surveillance state if we are doing it to ourselves.

Other than embedded environments would 32-bit even get much use?

Then again, even embedded microcontrollers are increasingly 64-bit.

Can we keep the Rust team busy with porting them?

We can't allow this to stand having MCA token ring drivers in C.

i386 arch will be around in some form approximately forever. This was a weird hybrid model for lowmem amd64 devices.

Your theory fits all of the strange behavior data we have.

Good thinking.

No more than any other thing that Apple created and became wildly successful with.

Apple also has a track record of letting you turn features off.

With Apple, we have increasing use of local ML processing for various reasons including privacy. Unlike Google, Apple sells hardware and software not you.

I'd agree. I've been using them for years and they've been generally good. The only thing I really needed Google for was some programming related searches, but over the years they even started getting bad at those so DDG wasn't as bad comparatively. Incidentally the AI results for programming searches are actually quite good now that they're citing sources and usually the link I want is among those. I haven’t used it for much outside of that, but if it works as well for other things, I can see why Google would want to push it after they screwed up their conventional search so badly over the past decade.

With respect to modest environments today, more practical and common would be an Apple Watch. It can locally use ML models to process voice and biometric sensor data.

The exact scenario we warned about when the discussions about this "responsible disclosure" nonsense started. Someone needs a reminder that letting you know your software sucks is a courtesy, not something you can demand.

Spin iron. :-)

Anaerobic life exists too, from deep sea thermal vents to inside the human body. O2 may facilitate the development of complex life.