Have you heard of KKrieger? So yeah, if you optimize enough, machines can do quite cool stuff!

I think KKrieger required pretty beefy specs for the time. It's a different kind of optimization they were aiming for (code size Vs execution speed)

Although a friend of mine ran it on an integrated intel GPU recently and it performed great.

How is it possible to view the future? I can select March 2025 in the date field, are you a fortune teller?

Just going on what vulnerbilities that have been found (and assigned a CVE number) is one thing. The real question should be, how big is the real number of vulnerbilities that have not been found yet.

One thing: Intel produces chips. Apple produces hardware with bundled software.

Apple doesn't design chips, they design functionality. Intel design chips that are as much flexible as possible.

Telegram doesn't use end-to-end encryption by default. It's marketed as a secure messenger, but it's comparable to Facebook Messenger or Google Allo.

As I've mentioned in the post above, telegram simply does not have "secret chats" available on Desktop.

So, if you use Secret chat on mobile and go to desktop, you'll not see it!

Switching back and forth between secret and not secret is troublesome especially when the other side doesn't know if you are on desktop or mobile to check availability for secret chat.

Which desktop client did you try? The official Mac client, at least, has secret chat just like the mobile clients (I just used it yesterday)

Note that Telegram secret chats are end to end encrypted (default chats are not) but you're still dealing with the Telegram server (not peer to peer)

I tried arch linux one.

I have just installed the Mac client and it allows to create new secret chat but it does not show the secret chats created before on your phone. At least that is what happened to me.

AFAIK Telegram for OSX does support secret chats: https://macos.telegram.org/ I don't know about the other platforms

Which platform? I only use Mac for a GUI OS and that has secret chats for Telegram.

Damn paywalls!