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  Nyle Reilly (@NR_acting) reported 27 seconds ago

  @squallvr Just like the rich elites who want to lecture and tax us to "save the planet," yet they chop down miles of the Amazon to create a road so they can attend their fancy climate conferences via luxury vehicles that create way more emissions. Not to mention the fine dining and alcohol

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  HuskerTJ 🇺🇸🦅 (@Huskertj49) reported 1 minute ago

  @WomenInTheBurbs @amazon I will shop anywhere not participating in this bow down to the leader **** show

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  Rivers (@JohnnyRivers33) reported 2 minutes ago

  @torreslacr74544 @WSJ South American cartels just killed millions upon millions of people with fentanyl while and are burning down the Amazon with corporate railroading gangs. You are all completely out of control.

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  Sam Barrow (@SammyBarrow32) reported 2 minutes ago

  @KySportsRadio Hate it. My Amazon Prime live sports sucks eggs. I had no problems until this year. Hate it now.

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  MUWANIKA ERIC (@muwa_eric1) reported 2 minutes ago

  A few weeks back, Amazon's own AI, Kiro deleted an entire AWS production environment and there was a 13 hour outage. Amazon has some of the best software engineers in the world and has a budget in billions of USD. You don't have any of those luxuries but you want to vibe code...

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  Eshan (@eshanbuilds) reported 2 minutes ago

  $460 billion of contracted future cloud demand is sitting on google's books right now, mostly AI workloads, mostly multi-year. that number nearly doubled in a year. amazon and microsoft have similar-shape backlogs. add the three together and you're looking at well over a trillion dollars of contracted AI compute demand spread across the next several years. this is the financial fingerprint of the AI infrastructure economy. money flows in two layers and the hyperscalers capture margin at both. AI labs raise capital, then spend most of it on hyperscaler compute. enterprises buy AI products from labs and direct from hyperscalers. the hyperscaler sits underneath both flows. worth keeping in mind what backlog actually represents. it's contracted future revenue, not cash that's already arrived. customers reserve multi-year capacity, then draw it down on their own schedule. so the realization rate depends on whether the customer-side AI businesses can monetize fast enough to use what they've reserved. the AI capex question stopped being about chips a year ago. the question now is whether the demand stack downstream of compute holds up. AI labs need to monetize. enterprises need productivity gains to justify the spend. consumer AI needs to find willingness to pay. three trillion-dollar backlogs at the bottom of the stack. the question is whether the products at the top can support them

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  Praveen Kumar (@spk100) reported 8 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Your team says it is not Amazon's problem anymore as the refund has happened. They are also unable to answer what will happen if the EMI has been deducted.

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  weneed2talk4u (@weneed2talk4u) reported 10 minutes ago

  @amazon , I'm waiting to hear back from you. When are you gonna deal with the problems that are chronic in Davis California????

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  CountryGentlman (@Gentlman_Gaming) reported 10 minutes ago

  Unbelievable. My daughter loves How To Train Your Dragon. Specifically, Toothless. I found a themed cook book on @Amazon and ordered it for her. I figured it not being delivered to my house there might not be an issue with the delivery and I was wrong. On the other side of the state, delivery facilitated by Amazon and the same thing happened for the second consecutive order. She was skipped and they went back to the distribution hub.

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  Nijish Nair (@Nijish9) reported 16 minutes ago

  India imports 67% of its LPG. 90% of that comes through the Strait of Hormuz. This made people queuing at 3 AM for cylinders. Restaurants shutting down. Induction stoves sold out 30x on Amazon overnight. And somewhere in Bengaluru, Reva and Ranjan Malik are cooking lunch in the sunlight. Like they do every day. Their home runs on almost nothing the rest of us depend on. Zero LPG. Cooking happens on a solar cooker. When it's cloudy, a smokeless wood chulha takes over. Zero municipal water. The house harvests 50,000 litres of rainwater every year. Every drop of greywater feeds the fruit garden outside. Electricity bill? ₹100 a month. Mostly from charging their EV. No AC. No fans. The house is built from mud, terracotta, and Mangalore tiles. Less than 5% cement in the entire structure. The materials regulate temperature on their own. Even the fridge runs without electricity. A terracotta pot keeps food 8 to 10 degrees cooler than outside temperature. No compressor. No power bill. This is a house designed to remove the need for energy itself. We build our daily lives around systems we don't control and then act surprised when those systems fail. What Reva and Ranjan built isn't sacrifice. It isn't minimalism for the sake of aesthetics. It is engineering that works when the grid doesn't. When the cylinder runs out. When the Strait of Hormuz closes. And here's the part that stays with me. None of this is new technology. Mud walls. Rainwater. Solar cooking. Terracotta cooling. These are not inventions. This is old knowledge. Tested over centuries. Quietly set aside because we were told concrete and gas cylinders were progressing. We didn't lose access to these solutions. We chose to stop using them. The most dangerous dependency is the one you don't notice until it's gone. What would it take for you to reduce even one dependency in how you live today?

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  Mahmudul Hussain (@Mh1996Sr) reported 17 minutes ago

  Is @amazonIN ignoring returns now? Sent the wrong quantity (half of what I paid for), and even after the item was picked up 5 days ago, I’m still waiting for my money. ​Order: 171-8113150-9361115 Pickup ID: 629867631693 Seller: RK World Infocom ​Fix this! @AmazonHelp

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  DelixLabs (@DelixLabs) reported 20 minutes ago

  @trillion_health and the oral bioavailability problem is exactly why most 'peptide supplements' on amazon are just hydrolyzed collagen - completely degraded into amino acids before reaching circulation. the real molecules require subq for a reason. for research purposes only, but it's why the discourse and the products are so often disconnected.

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  Dirk (@Dirk_McDirkin) reported 23 minutes ago

  Sears, mainly for the Sears Parts Stores that I could buy parts to fix washers, dryers, appliances without china, amazon or ebay.

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  beyerch (@beyerch) reported 23 minutes ago

  @amazon And also, this is now the THIRD time I have had a problem buying from @GMParts_ACDelco via @amazon Two BCMs were wrong ("new" item clearly used, "refurb/new" clearly damaged) and now this. Frustrating.

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  🙉🙈🙊 (@Timbaktooooo) reported 24 minutes ago

  @oldschoolmonk @amazonIN is worse than Flipkart. I pay with Amazon Pay CC. Twice this month I got my products delivered notification. And the products weren't even delivered to me. I notified these issues to Amazon. Within 1 hour both products got delivered by delivery boys. Chor bhare hue hain Amazon ne Delivery boys ke naam pe. COD is the best option these days.