mcbroken-archive VS mastodon-scraping

Edge computing will enable applications like predicting when kitchen equipment—such as fryers and its notorious McFlurry ice cream machines—is likely to break down, Rice said.

It is not hard to know if a machine is broken. There is an entire map dedicated to this, which shows state-wide broken rate as high as 40% for some states.

https://mcbroken.com/

If you know these machines are broken and they are not being fixed, what use will be to know what machines will break in the future? This is not a technology problem, this is a business and people problem. Another case of companies using AI to garner positive marketing, instead of improving their service and customer's experience.

Try mcbroken.com.

There is a hot mic admission by Taylor representatives that the McFlurry machine was designed specifically to increase maintenance costs to extract more money from franchisees.

Working McFlurry machine map: https://mcbroken.com

The McBroken is a real time website that lets you know the exact location of every working and non-working McDonald's ice cream machine.

Thanks for linking to the topic, that was interesting

As a heads up to anyone trying this stunt, please be mindful that git-diff is ultimately a line oriented action (yeah, yeah, "git stores snapshots")

For example https://github.com/pmc-ss/mastodon-scraping/commit/2a15ce1b2... is all :fu: because git sees basically the "first line" changed

However, had the author normalized the instances.json with something like "jq -S" then one would end up with a more reasonable 1736 textual changes, which github would have almost certainly rendered

  diff -u \