Lazy or not, single-threaded software still benefits from multiple cores, as users tend to run more than one single-threaded program at a time. At the same time, however, we're expecting more out those single cores than we have in the past by way of hardware virtualization.
My own preference is for hardware solutions that keep my current Amiga platform running. I'm not really interested in reinventing the Amiga as something that does all the things a cost-effective *nix or Windows workstation does.
That said, I should probably just keep my mouth shut. ;-)
