I'm skeptical a little, in that the article starts off by saying it is "more" Turing complete than C. Something either is or is not Turing complete. The nitpick

I'm skeptical a little, in that the article starts off by saying it is "more" Turing complete than C. Something either is or is not Turing complete. The nitpick that a C implementation has a pointer size which limits the memory to !infinite is an unimportant implementation detail. If that's your argument, nothing is Turing complete because the universe is made out of a finite amount of matter and energy. Also, as others have pointed out, it doesn't "run" unless an external thing is pressing buttons. If you allow what are essentially external programs to run, you might as well have Javascript doing the job, and then the headline becomes a lot less interesting.