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Ok so is the solution a standard bytecode for browsers ? Or is is NaCl ? Or PNaCl ? Or something like Hypercard ? Or do we tear down the monoliths that browsers are in small Unix-style components ?

This is pretty neat. But I'm having a hard time understanding why should this be a web app ? When are we getting seamless installation of things like that ?

When is Chrome officially replacing the Android browser ?

NaCl executes native code in a sandbox, while FirefoxOS gives a plethora of APIs to Javascript.

The end is similar (web pages have access to much more) but the mean is different.

There's always emscriptem

https://github.com/kripken/emscripten

And the single take scenes were brilliant.

See, this is what I don't understand about HTML5. Wasn't executing untrusted code the purpose of operating systems ? Now we're having two layer of APIs like you said. Browser APIs and OS APIs. And we're seeing weird (or awesome) things like Emscripten, Native Client and Chrome OS.

Couldn't me do more with less here ?

Magnetised needles and steady hands.

https://www.nearlyfreespeech.net or even github pages ?

> for taking people off-planet and (eventually) to other ones, and back.

Aren't they planning one way trips ?

This is unreadable on mobile.

Hey HN, I'm 19. Can you tell me if this is BS or not ? Thanks.

Do you know an email client that handles conversations the way gmail does ?