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Comment Re:Not all machines are broken (Score 5, Insightful) 80

No, McDonalds has figured it out. Rather than making money by selling ice cream cones to customers, they can make more money by colluding with Taylor to force franchisees to pay for frequent service calls to "fix" a machine that is broken only in the way that it is locked up after a failed cleaning cycle, and the reset sequence requires a service call.

McDonalds owns a large interest in Taylor, which is how the money gets to them.

Comment Re:So long European AI (Score -1) 36

That's what a regulatory state does. Pass new regulations. The people in charge are the smartest and know what's best. This is why European tech is a joke and they will never, ever have a Apple or a Google or a Dell. Michael Dell started his company in his dorm room. In Europe he would have been expelled for illegal capitalism.

Comment Re:Totally Agree (Score 1) 136

Ok, so advertising the camera hook to spy in bathrooms is illegal. But, lets hypothesize here, what if the camera inside the hook didn't work? I don't mean that it was damaged in shipping, or the unremovable built-in battery died, but that the camera was a FAKE and could NEVER work? What if Amazon knew this? Would this still be a crime? Admittedly, false advertisement might come up, but I bet the punishment for that is a lot less severe.

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