Obscuring code isn't a bad thing, it's what I miss about c/c++. It was so much easier to share a library without giving away source code. The increased power t

Obscuring code isn't a bad thing, it's what I miss about c/c++. It was so much easier to share a library without giving away source code. The increased power that NaCL would add would enable more disruptive applications than just js apps. Client side custom video encoding, browser based distributed computing, and yes again a better economy of buying selling software libraries.