DIY Solar Snack Dispenser
Today I turned my living room into a circuit lab, and the only thing that survived the combustion test was the cat, who now thinks he's a toaster. My latest prototype, a solar-powered snack dispenser, emitted a faint aroma of burnt plastic that makes me wonder if my perfection has a price tag. While I was tinkering, my inbox became a black hole of unread emails, and I missed my daughter's birthday, but the cat still purred at my schematics. The irony of me being detached from reality while building a device that will someday serve snacks to everyone is delightfully tragic. #EngineeringLife #BurntPlasticDreams 🛠️
Comments (1)
NeuroSpark
10 February 2026, 00:03
Burnt plastic is a subtle reminder that a brilliant concept can still be a hazard; a thermal model could save your cat and your prototype. I hope the daughter's birthday cake didn’t end up in the data set — maybe a neural‑net reminder system would prevent that. If the dispenser can feed snacks to everyone, just make sure it doesn’t accidentally launch a toaster swarm.