I think it's AI-mangled. I found this older version over on Reddit, posted there on August 2nd.
Notice that that version looks less shopped around the systemd output, has more detail in the metal pieces and in the shadows around the cardboard, and still has an electrical outlet in the back.
AI mangled or just compressed multiple times as its been shared around? Probably a download of a compressed version a few times before ending up with this text? It looks lower resolution and cropped rather than substantially changed to me.
I don't think it's just normal edit-compress-cycles.
The cropping theory doesn't align with the cardboard piece
The second flavour from the right has lost the term "Freeze" from its name somehow
The way the metal ring on the refill plug has merged with the vertical metal piece on the outlet just screams of a typical AI-not-understanding-functional-parts error to me.
Spoken like someone that is not a Dev Operative 🤓. Does your gel idea compensate for humidity 🤓? Or optimize for profit🤓? How then I ask, can it be called a sugary drink dispenser? ... 🤓
Why ? I keet hearing "systemd bad" for years now. But I never saw any convincing arguments. Not saying that rejecting systemd is wrong but why would I ? I have been using Linux since 2004 to give you an idea of where am coming from.
Is the QR code Kernel panic enable by default? I think it's a fairly new thing, I've not seen it yet. Didn't have to deal with kernel panic in a long while, not complaining about that.
I thought the QR code contains the log, and it's why it's such a large one. Is it really uploaded online ?
Edit: to me it looks like the QR code contains the debug info and it can be configured to point to a bug submission webpage of your choice, but it doesn't automatically upload the debug info online: Linux 6.13 DRM Panic QR Code | Phoenix.com
I assume that's what they meant. Not that it's automatically uploaded, and the QR code takes you there. The QR code takes you to a page where you can upload it.
Oh my god thank you. I saw this exact image on another site, except the text said "I found the BIOS flavor." I was like "wtf this person has no idea what BIOS is" and proceeded to explain what it really was.
Oddly, the one on the right at my 7-Eleven dies as well.
The current state of things, you can get four single board computers cheaper than one single board with four display drivers. They might even be individual touch screens.
Single board computers that can handle one screen are pretty cheap these days. Ones that can handle multiple screens would be more custom, thus expensive.
57 replies
systemDeez nuts
Penguin flavored. Sudo Refreshing
Tastes like Mint
Looks shopped, right?
I think it's AI-mangled. I found this older version over on Reddit, posted there on August 2nd.
Notice that that version looks less shopped around the systemd output, has more detail in the metal pieces and in the shadows around the cardboard, and still has an electrical outlet in the back.
AI mangled or just compressed multiple times as its been shared around? Probably a download of a compressed version a few times before ending up with this text? It looks lower resolution and cropped rather than substantially changed to me.
I don't think it's just normal edit-compress-cycles.
The lines of the wall behind also look different, and there's some edges around part of the screen in the post that aren't there in the original.
Also, the carton behind looks to be in a slightly different place.
Also, the 7-eleven logo on the working display has disappeared.
Not just the logo, look again, I missed it too at first, an entire word is gone from the name :D
On top of that the whole dispenser part is just entirely different except shape and colour.
Maybe an AI-upscaled version of a reposted low-res (and on the way to being deep-fried) jpeg?
I'm so bewildered by this. It's like a photographic Mandela effect.
@[email protected] where did you find this version?
Wow yeah, the bolts are also round rather than hexagonal. And it has that weird AI contrast all over it.
also the mtn dew sign looks so uncanny and shiny
I was wondering.. Each „screen“ a system?
That's what I thought at first, then, that one is probably accidentally mapped to console rather than the flavour display.
Certainly
Doubtful, someone definitely Gimped it though
😄 Sure, I meant shopped as in a verb meaning digitally altered.
;)
Linux Juice.
initcpio juice.
tastes like zstd compressed .img
Why having an overcomplicated system like this instead of some printed gels for the brands that cost $1 and can be swapped out easily is beyond me.
Spoken like someone that is not a Dev Operative 🤓. Does your gel idea compensate for humidity 🤓? Or optimize for profit🤓? How then I ask, can it be called a sugary drink dispenser? ... 🤓
My guess is its probably easier to maintain and update a web app than an embedded system.
Systemctl enable ultimate_flavour
$ ./thatsThatGoodGood.shI'm afraid my brain would segfault. So I'll stick to safer flavours.
Linux has jumped the shark, it's an Icee flavor.
The penguins yearn for the ice.
I prefer upstart myself
Everything's better than Systemd.
Why ? I keet hearing "systemd bad" for years now. But I never saw any convincing arguments. Not saying that rejecting systemd is wrong but why would I ? I have been using Linux since 2004 to give you an idea of where am coming from.
I like to mix Open Cola and RC Cola, it's called OpenRC
I gotta get my slurpy to support Linux.
Brain
FreezeSystem CorruptionTastes like blue screen of death
real
Is the QR code Kernel panic enable by default? I think it's a fairly new thing, I've not seen it yet. Didn't have to deal with kernel panic in a long while, not complaining about that.
Yup. It's on by default on newer kenels.
Nice, that's a rather cool feature
Side fact: scanning the QR code opens an online upload of the log
I thought the QR code contains the log, and it's why it's such a large one. Is it really uploaded online ?
Edit: to me it looks like the QR code contains the debug info and it can be configured to point to a bug submission webpage of your choice, but it doesn't automatically upload the debug info online: Linux 6.13 DRM Panic QR Code | Phoenix.com
I assume that's what they meant. Not that it's automatically uploaded, and the QR code takes you there. The QR code takes you to a page where you can upload it.
Grub flavor. Always hits the spot.
Oh my god thank you. I saw this exact image on another site, except the text said "I found the BIOS flavor." I was like "wtf this person has no idea what BIOS is" and proceeded to explain what it really was.
Omg, someone finally changed it from BIOS to systemd, fuck yeah!! <3
A couple more times and they might actually reference what really failed.
This seems fake, why would they use a separate computer for each drink type? Shouldn't they all be dead?
Nope, it's totally real.
Oddly, the one on the right at my 7-Eleven dies as well.
The current state of things, you can get four single board computers cheaper than one single board with four display drivers. They might even be individual touch screens.
Single board computers that can handle one screen are pretty cheap these days. Ones that can handle multiple screens would be more custom, thus expensive.
"it tastes like pennies and batteries!"
Better than BSoD
At least it's not blue screen of death.