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Some other hardware communities across Lemmy:
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- Augmented Reality
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- Laptops
- History of Computing Hardware
- Linux Hardware
- Mechanical Keyboards
- Microcontrollers
- Monitors
- Single Board Computers
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I remember seeing the russians do something similar (albeit it was literally a person in a robot costume).
This isn't as bad as having a person in a robot costume, but the general intent (deception and dishonesty) is the same.
Except that Tesla literally did that too back when they announced they'd be getting into robotics.
It was obvius, but they had a dancer in a robot costume do a dance at that event, as if that shows... Anything.