Regarding the worker pool, what happens when the computer restarts? Does the worker continue where it left off?
What happens when the computer restarts to a Google Gears worker?
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Found the answer. Actually workers terminate immediately upon navigating away from the page. This must protect from run away processes taking over the computer.
As a result, as soon as the browser closes on a computer restart, the worker will terminate.
And it will not continue where it left off.
Tip: One must program atomically as to expect if computation can stop at any moment in time.