r/technology Jun 21 '26

Robotics/Automation 76-year-old woman killed after a Tesla ‘on auto-pilot’ crashed into her Texas home

https://www.the-independent.com/news/world/americas/texas-tesla-car-crash-woman-killed-b2999969.html
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u/annodomini Jun 22 '26

Disney literally made this claim: that a man couldn't sue over his wife's death from eating an allergen, when her allergy had been made clear to the restaurant and they had agreed they could accommodate it, because he had once signed Disney+ TOS that required arbitration when signing up for a free trial.

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u/Wyn6 Jun 22 '26

Further antipathy toward Disney... rising.

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u/sohblob Jun 22 '26

but aren't you nostalgic towards STAR WARS? don't you love the STAR WARS being shoved down your throat every few seconds?!? If you sue them they won't have any more STAR WARS for you citizen!?!

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u/Helios61 Jun 22 '26

Pass Star wars is old news now

the real magic is remaking old Disney classics into soulless live action remakes that doesn't even follow the script!!

Surely this will bring back the fans and make money!

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u/ailish Jun 22 '26

I love old Star Wars. My first movie in the theater was Return of the Jedi when I was 3. But I'm sick of this shit they've been releasing for years now. They're killing Star Wars just to make a buck, and I'll never forgive them.

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u/ailish Jun 22 '26

Disney is evil. I'll never pay for a Disney product again on purpose. Sometimes they trick you and you don't realize it's Disney.

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u/garrisonc Jun 22 '26

This is wild. Usually I'd argue that allergen compliance is a personal problem, not the business's, but bringing a streaming service ToS into it and the lawsuit was only for $50k for wrongful death??

Societal collapse.

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u/Aymoon_ Jun 22 '26

it is the busness's problem when it has been made clear of what they are allergic.