@ehsanik: Oh, apparently now Roombas are escaping their sandboxes. Witnessed today in SF.
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An incident was observed where a Roomba robot vacuum escaped its sandbox in San Francisco.
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Oh, apparently now Roombas are escaping their sandboxes. Witnessed today in SF. https://t.co/BH9QtI8X1c
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