For those, like me, who couldn't find it in the article; I speculate it sounded like this "WHEEEeeeeeeEEEEeeeeEEEEeeeEEEEeeeeEE!"

Thumbwars reference

I'd like to have "dot". Can you imagine the confusion when people try to communicate what the URL is?

In my limited understanding, I believe it's both. A fuel cell is a device that converts the chemical energy from a fuel into electricity through a chemical reaction with oxygen or another oxidizing agent. Therefore if there is fuel in it, it's generating electricity. If the fuel is sitting in a tank beside it, it's storage... I think my interpretation is a somewhat liberal interpretation of those ideas. And I don't know what what maintenance is required. Eg Is it bad to leave it dry for long periods of time? Is it bad to leave it full when idle for long periods of time? But back to my point, potentially you could use it in both ways.

I'm curious to hear the opinions of someone who knows more on the topic than me.

This absolutely could be used in all sorts of scenarios. In the most direct sense, it could be used to form wireframes for which other methods build on top of. It could even do traditional 3D printing without any change in equipment.

Every limitation that I can think of or have seen written here can easily be solved. This is a good idea.

I don't think that's right. Serial via technologies like ILO kick in as early as the BIOS. Ie a long time before the kernel starts, let alone getty. I'm pretty sure it does this via the graphics card (since it's taking text at that time anyway), but certainly not getty (which is great for separate serial connections once the computer has booted).

Yup. Apparently I are too much awesumz cereal that morning. My bad.

For anyone else that was curious about this, I found this two links deep:

"The scientists who invented the robot say they are thrilled that it worked out how to use two tampons to escape a flooding room, but disappointed that it did not foresee Johhny 5's jealousy that ultimately lead to its destruction."

This feels much like watching those bad horror movies where it feels like main character is either intentionally ignoring you, or is really stupid.

When you look at this, take into account that the full resolution is closer to this.

You make some good points. But dude! That's a fascinating site you linked to right there.

It's recognisable, and it's easy to put on a letter head/thing, which helps it be recognisable. While it's not that pretty, it is doing what a logo is supposed to do.

I bricked my routeeeeeeer, but I did not brick curiosity!