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I'd at least hope so, but yeah this seems like a waste of processing power

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lemmy.world

Hmm, that looks more like a Linux boot screen - with a failure message. Probably a borked drive.

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pawb.social

Bad drive and a subsequent corrupted NFS config. Or just a bad network cable.

EDIT: wait, no. Says Dependency failed for /boot and Dependency failed for Local File System at the top. The NFS stuff isn't corrupted. It's straight up gone.

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Treczoksreply
lemmy.world

Yep. It somehow managed to load the kernel and the initial ramdisk, and then died screaming. The parts already scrolled out probably tell a tale of a busted file system.

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CanadaPlusreply
lemmy.sdf.org

I like how Lemmy's reaction to a quick shot a of a broken slurpee machine is to quickly and precisely diagnose the problem. And it's interesting to me that this would even be networked.

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Davereply
lemmy.nz

Camera in the machine assesses who is looking to decide which animation to play to get the attention to the right place to adjust which flavours people choose to ensure proper stock rotation and so they never run out of a flavour. Plus the A/B testing that feeds back to the marketing department to tell them which animations successfully manipulated the choice.

I'm making this up but it's scary that all the technology exists and could actually be true.

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2025? Probably just feeds images into facial recognition and sends it to ICE

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