I have not seen this posted yet, my apologies if it has been.
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Dan posted the text in his Thanksgiving Update - but that’s the first link to the article. 
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Still irks me every time I see an article discussing a delay from last December (2015). Yeah it was poor wording on the part of Glowforge that caused the misunderstanding but never ever were production units intended to go out a year ago. That said, the real slip of 9 months or so (as of now) is on the company.
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I agree heartily. On the other hand, the June toaster that costs $1500 is all one group of folks could come up with using $30 million of VC money.
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I loved that article. It was funny and insightful. The June…total overkill.
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I guess I shouldn’t be surprised that the current mantra is “the customer is always wrong” if they don’t like the way a product works. Also: customers and reviewers as beta testers. (Interesting contrast)
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Love the tag line “Automated yet distracting. Boastful yet mediocre. Confident yet wrong.”
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Wow. Well anyone who spends 1500 on that deserves what they get.
If you want salmon, stick it in the oven at 325 to 350 for 15 min and done. I don’t need a fancy automated oven that tells my phone when it may be done…
And their concern on undercooking chicken…there is a long list of meat thermometers on amazon around 10 bucks.
Made for a fun read though 
thanks for sharing.
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