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Goodbye Google

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The page is a blog landing and archive for Robert O'Callahan, who identifies as a Christian, Kiwi, and software engineer. It lists a September 2026 item titled Goodbye Google, provides contact info and social links to X and Bluesky, and displays a long archive of past entries. The archive confirms recurring themes: deep technical writing on debugging and record-and-replay tools (rr, Pernosco), browser and CPU issues, Rust and C++ language topics, security vulnerabilities (Spectre, Meltdown), plus personal reflections on faith, politics, and numerous hiking and travel reports. That breadth frames the context and audience for a piece with this title.

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