> By "install it", I thought you meant install Windows, which takes for longer than 30 seconds. It's not a straight byte copy. For one, part of the install proc

> By "install it", I thought you meant install Windows, which takes for longer than 30 seconds. It's not a straight byte copy. For one, part of the install process compiles code for your variation of CPU architecture. That was my point. It does something very slow but unnecessary. If you could install it by straight copy, it would be way faster. And there’re no reasons why it can’t be straight copy (or really fast unzip & compile). > Google Docs, Office 365 Google Docs disables offline mode by defaults. It only works as long as everyone are almost on the same page. It’s a step forward, yes. I wish using those algorithms was as easy as writing LAMP apps > Usually my battery dies. Doesn’t mean it has to reboot. It’s just an implementation design of current OSes. See Phantom OS