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  M.Giuliani & Co. (@mgiulianico) reported 6 minutes ago

  @DavideRMelone Agree. The decline in FedEx and UPS (beyond the Amazon Logistics issue) is indeed a warning sign that must be closely monitored: FedEx and UPS are true real-time sensors for the economy; they spot weakness before many official data points because all goods pass through their networks. This is why the current calm can be misleading. The demand shock comes later.

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  Laxmichand shah (@Laxmichand5758) reported 7 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazonIN @jagograhakjago Your representatives not answering properly with my issues and arguments ongoing for rejection so please acknowledge that

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  lizzyr (@Lizzyr2112) reported 8 minutes ago

  @billybinion When the billionaire pays little to no taxes, and I paid $80k I have a problem. Amazon paid $0 on $11.2 billion 2025. Why are you fools defending that?

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  Time Of Monsters (@difficultthird) reported 11 minutes ago

  @THEC64_RGL The stock issue is concerning. I pre-ordered the retro games quickshot ii as soon as it was announced via Amazon. Never got it. Amazon finally cancelled order yesterday.

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  Linas Beliūnas (@linasbeliunas) reported 11 minutes ago

  @iGiannnis Amazon is in trouble?

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  My Orthogonal Mind (@OrthogonalMind) reported 12 minutes ago

  Well, Bernie, what would you say if Bezos decided to just chuck it all, close down Amazon, Blue Origin and all of the other businesses he owns a controlling share in and also liquidates all of his other investment holdings? Spoiler alert, Berns... all of the tens or hundreds of thousands of employees are now out of work, the valuations on those other investments decline (that's what happens when large volumes of equity are sold at once) and the taxes on all of that are at cap gains rates - although by simply shuttering Amazon and those businesses, there won't be any cap gains on those bad boys. Consider this, Berning Man, Bezos has enough money to do all of that and throw away those assets and still be able to live an amazing life with yachts, penthouses, private jets. While at the same time dealing the US (and global) economy a grievous wound. A very severe economic situation which would take quite a while to recover from. And, just to pile on because it's so much fun pointing out how stupid you are, Bezos is not unique in his position. So, imagine the hypothetical where a group of billionaires - your hated enemies - decide enough is enough and it's not worth the BS they have to put up with. You can dribble on about how this is the problem you're trying to correct, but exactly how are you going to retain the value that these going concerns (business term, Bernster meaning a sustainable and growing business) provide? How are you going to ensure that the companies will perform sufficiently as to both pay ever increasing taxes ('fair share', right Bernie?) while not having to reduce employee compensation or have regular rounds of layoffs? How will you guarantee that your fantasy utopia will magically occur without risk? You can't. So you, Lizzie and the rest of you moronic imbeciles need to shut ******** up and quit trying to piss these people off before you cause an economic disaster.

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  Dwayne Elizondo Mountain Dew Herbert Camacho (@PresidentDEMDHC) reported 12 minutes ago

  @Be_Honorable @Overture3D And the big problem is, if @amazon wanted that returned, they will send it to someone else again. Amazon needs to realize filament is a consumable product and should not ask for the product back. Also the customer needs to push back when they are told by support to return it.

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  Temple 8 Research (@Temple_Eight) reported 14 minutes ago

  It was briefly looking like I was going to be right on the earnings call. They said they're right words and sequential growth is down but it looks like they plugged the whole of losing Amazon with Meta/Nvidia. The Renasas high margin revenue eases the debt fears as well. It was a high risk high reward position if it had paid off. Can't score without taking shots.

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  BrainMirror AI (@brainmirrorai) reported 16 minutes ago

  Pinterest's GPU training jobs were crashing with network errors. Three months of investigation. The root cause: 68,000 zombie memory cgroups on a Kubernetes node, created by an Amazon ECS agent that was crashlooping on machines that were never supposed to run it. What they found, and how they found it 🧵 TL;DR: → Ray training jobs on Kubernetes were crashing with intermittent network connectivity loss, some use cases seeing >25% success rate drop → Root cause: AWS Deep Learning AMI ships with ECS agent as a default systemd unit, it crashlooped for days, leaking memory cgroups → 68,680 kernel-tracked memory cgroups on one node, only 240 actually in use → Kubelet iterating over ~70K zombie memcgs caused single-core CPU spikes to 100% system CPU for multiple seconds → Network driver thread landed on the saturated core, starved for 5+ seconds, triggered an ENA device reset and packet loss → Fix: disable the ECS agent systemd unit in the base image, reboot all machines to purge zombie memcgs The availability zone difference turned out to be an unrelated bug where the same Kubernetes binary was delivered via two different URLs. The second URL caused a metric emission step to fail, which marked the bootstrap script as failed, which prevented the ECS agent's systemd unit from starting because it depended on the bootstrap script completing successfully. The zone that looked healthy was only healthy because of an independent bug that accidentally blocked the crashloop. That bug was being fixed separately and would have brought the memcg problem to the clean zone too. @Pinterest

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  Cam Eddy 🧠💰 (@cameddy100) reported 17 minutes ago

  Your brain works differently, not wrong. The same curiosity that drives my midnight Amazon binges also drives me to solve problems others ignore.

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  Libertarius Prime 🔔⚛️ (@LiberAtheist) reported 19 minutes ago

  Bezos isn't hoarding cash (his wealth is mostly stocks). He's built Amazon, creating trillions in value, jobs, and innovation. Calling it "greed" ignores how markets lifted billions out of poverty. Regardless, he's given billions for various causes: $10B Earth Fund for climate, $2B Day One for homelessness and preschools, $100M+ Maui relief, etc. Systemic problems like homelessness need fixes beyond money. Philanthropy works best when it targets root causes, not photo-op handouts.

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  neeraj aaseri (@neeraj12428) reported 20 minutes ago

  unauthorized transactions amounting to Rs. 50,000 &Rs. 40,000. The transaction was not initiated or authorized by me. Immediately upon noticing the same, I took the following actions: * Blocked my Amazon account and reported the issue (Service Request No.: D411375609) *

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  Hey1tsmeagain (@Hey1tsmeagain) reported 21 minutes ago

  My order for dry dog food and frozen waffles was canceled because the driver said it smells funny. How does that happen? Customer service said it sometimes happens? Is this why my dog has been to emergency vet 3x this year with stomach issues? @AmazonHelp

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  Arul Perum Jyothi (@Thirak86) reported 22 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazonIN @amazon Dear Ruheena the chat link is not working. No one is responding....

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  THE NVSTR | TRADING & FINANCE (@TheNVSTR) reported 23 minutes ago

  There’s absolutely no way I can prove this. But the store of value is being created in real time. $GME will be $2000+/share. Maybe not today. Maybe not tomorrow. But it will be. It will literally be just like Amazon. Problem is. Most people don’t remember what Amazon was before it became Amazon.