dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46124295

No.

Been waiting for this for a while. It's not too bad at all. Haven't stress tested it yet, but it's nice to once again be able to read articles on my Kobo Nia.

Not no more: https://archive.is/ddaZh

If I'm not using it, I usually give it away. The only things I've kept from conferences/events that I've attended are a couple of metal water bottles, a flash drive or three, and a bottle opener.

Sounds like an Americanized version of the Gridserve electric forecourts in the US. I think I prefer the Gridserve model, though.

Faster to just watch the embedded video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ERBSLRzv_Rg

Not a new concept. I remember reading about something like this being mooted in the 1960s.

The OP has a history of posting nonsensical and illogical questions like this on Hacker News. Wondering if they're doing this just to try to bump up their karma or if they're actually spending their time thinking about this sort of silliness.

I kinda like his questions. Yes, they're very often nonsensical and/or a bit silly, but sometimes they inspire lateral thinking or the questioning of unconscious assumptions. I appreciate that. I just ignore the ones that don't make me think.