From: "Tom Rokicki" <rokicki@gmail.com>

And lest you think that's not a problem, consider that in 9999 we'll all be emulating hardware from 9950 emulating hardware from 9930 emulating hardware from 9900 . . . all the way down probably to emulating that C64.

And it will *still* run faster than the C64.

Compute pressure is actually caused by gajillions of computers booting up, emulating each other, and shutting down all around us. If they were all to hit the same bug at the same time, we couldn't breath. --Steve Waiter, there are 6*10^23 molecules on my chicken. SI, Senor, that is our recipe.