I've seen it in Cologne and the region around it, in Munich, Hamburg, Berlin and a bunch of small cities. Where do you live that you only ever see them grilled? I've only really seen them grilled in outdoors scenarios.

Or could you be confusing frying in fat ("frittieren") with frying in a pan ("braten")? I'm talking about a heated metal surface with a thin film of oil.

I paid between 2,50€ and 4€ around 2016-2018 (depending on the city and place). It's far more recent than 2007.

In my experience, fried is much more common than grilled, which makes sense - for a tiny fast-food place, a frying station is much more useful and cheaper to operate.

That would also have been a good one - it's never too late!

Yeah, the real benefit will be the ability to re-use well tested and hopefully even proven WASM VMs.

Also, does any of it need to make it to the ground to do harm to our atmosphere?

Intuitively the answer would be no, since effects on the atmosphere should be greater from directly in the atmosphere. Is there any reason to assume that ground contact would be required?

Currying has nothing to do with curry :(

Here are a couple of links that should be good starting points:

https://superuser.com/questions/1202551/can-truetype-fonts-contain-malicious-code

https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/91347/how-can-a-font-be-used-for-privilege-escalation

Did that dog grow up in a wind tunnel, or did it go backwards through the pug machine?

Fonts have been programs for a long time. Better to have the code in a safe VM than natively executed.