I left off a rant about "good enough" destroying the market for power-user software, because I was getting too much off topic. But roughly: Yes. The cloud may

I left off a rant about "good enough" destroying the market for power-user software, because I was getting too much off topic. But roughly: Yes. The cloud may win over the hearts and minds of a younger generation, and they may be happy using one of the many application suites online. And then they become tied to having a constant $50-$100/month data plan so they can actually use their computer anywhere but at home. I'm waiting for unlimited/anywhere wireless plans to come down to closer to the $10/month level before I allow my computing to be based in the cloud.