Did I remember to grab a server or two?

Remote connections and web servers
	Running things remotely is an old tradition
		New popularity with the cloud
	Server:  A program that waits to be contacted by a client
	Client:  A program which contacts a server
	These are roles, not pieces of hardware
		But, there is hardware designed for running servers
		And hardware designed not for running servers
		So when we say "the server", we could mean a piece of hardware
	Rack mounting:
		Used in data centers with a significant number of servers
		isoptera is a 2U rackmount server
	What is "the cloud"?
		A new term that means "on a server somewhere"
		Since some tasks are too big for one server, they are distributed over many servers
		Organized in data centers
	isoptera can do the fractal generation, plus give us the results

File Formats:
	File has to be interpreted robotically
	Mistakes are bad
	Design Tradeoff:  small vs. comprehensible
	Example #1:  HTML
	Example #2:  SVG
	binary vs. text formats

Worm fractal:
	Demo on board
	up to level 6

Dragon fractal:
	Demo on board
	Switching back and forth is important

Notes on the Dragon Fractal:
	Python (what is Python?)
	Reducing the code to something simpler so it's understandable
		- Making a ladder
		- Making a spoke line figure
		- Making a spirograph

CS101 Assignment 1:  Drawing Fractals
	Feel free to change whatever you like in this program
	If you don't know what you're doing, you can always start over

References:
	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragon_curve
	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_fractals_by_Hausdorff_dimension
	A lot of the reading on fractals on Wikipedia is mathmatically challenging