The most working code is achieved when you get your collar gray. If you do the real user job with real users you'll immedeately notice things that suck.

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The original question was if there is any method to avoid the time wasted on the glue when the components are ready. Or is there a fast way to glue things up when the components are ready.

For many people is't already possible to get on and be productive only with web apps. What does this mean for example with a ASUS P5E3 Deluxe. Why would you need the whole massive and slow OS any more if the browser is the only thing needed? And what would you do with the hard drive, tons of memory, usb sticks etc if you could do and save everything to web? Could we see simple, very cheap and optimized bulk machines everywhere some day?

Windows is the right os for the war ships. It's good if there's problems with weapons & other war stuff. It gives them bad image and maybe there'll be a little less weapons & funding then.

And if we don't count what happens in movies, it's rare computer bugs kills civilians. Mechanical failures are a different thing:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8J5PWIgRSOM

It's so easy to be pessimistic. The first version was quite good and innovative to be the first version. And it has been developing very well since then.

Speed, screen estate saving etc are very important things. If chrome also manages to keep memory footprint relatively small as it grows & adds features more people will be converted. ... and of course we first need the native linux version.

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