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iFixit Tears Down McDonald's McFlurry Machine, Petitions Government for Right to Hack Them

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iFixit Tears Down McDonald's McFlurry Machine, Petitions Government for Right to Hack Them

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Technology@lemmy.worldEnglish · 1 year ago

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iFixit tears down a notoriously unreliable McDonald’s ice cream machine: “The error codes are nonsensical, counterintuitive, and seemingly random.”

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