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  🇺🇸 Bjørn Videbæk (@The_Real_Bjorn1) reported 10 minutes ago

  @Ravensfell Amazon has only screwed up a couple of times with me and my orders, I never had an issue with customer service when reaching out to them.

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  Hey Jo🤍 (@joe_jo9) reported 14 minutes ago

  Greg Abbott’s data center “moratorium” is a day late and a dollar short. And he’s only doing this now because his re-election is coming up in November. Big Tech has already flooded ERCOT with 420+ GIGAWATTS of power requests, nearly FIVE TIMES Texas’ all-time peak demand. Abbott let them bum-rush our grid for years, and now that Texans are staring down skyrocketing bills and blackout risks, he tells them to “find their own power.” So what happens when they do? Amazon is building a massive private 7.65-GW natural gas plant in West Texas to bypass the grid. The state approved air permits allowing up to 33 MILLION TONS of CO₂ a year, which would make it the SINGLE LARGEST CLIMATE POLLUTER in the ENTIRE COUNTRY! If urban data centers follow Amazon and build their own on-site fossil-fuel power plants, we’re trading a grid crisis for localized air pollution and public-health problems in surrounding neighborhoods. And then there’s WATER. Texas is already suffering through a multi-year drought with reservoirs drying up, while some data centers can use up to 5 MILLION GALLONS of water per day. A UT Austin study projects data centers could consume 9% of Texas’ water supply by 2040, more than livestock and mining combined. So Texans get higher electric bills, blackout risks and municipal water restrictions while Big Tech gets massive power demands, private fossil-fuel plants and enormous water consumption. Abbott isn’t fixing the problem. He’s letting Big Tech shift the burden from our grid to our air and water while everyday Texans foot the bill. Greg Abbott needs to GO.

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  Nucking Futs (@WDE2011) reported 20 minutes ago

  @FurkidParent @amazon This is the first time it has been an issue.

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  taobanker (@taobanker) reported 21 minutes ago

  I've been asking computer more questions about $KIGRY and long story short, the stock went down because Amazon slowed down warehouse/fulfillment center capex. Now Amazon has returned with a significant order and the big question is how much follow-on is there going to be. I think the stock is a great setup here because you can either ride the Amazon wave or just cut out if there isn't significant progress in the next quarter or two.

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  A (@ClassicsEducate) reported 21 minutes ago

  @BowTiedBroke Been there. Still there. Parents will not listen and stop opening emails, etc. Mom had 3rd party brick her new 75" tv I just bought. They think you can call DirectTv or Amazon to fix things instead of calling us. Drives us nuts!!!

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  Ø₳₭ ➳ (@Oaknarrow) reported 23 minutes ago

  @GlendaGalvez4 @CNviolations Oh right because an eye doctor is who you would check with for information on viral infections, not fauci the guy who specializes in it Do you also ask the amazon driver for advice on plumbing issues?

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  ORION (@OrionAdept) reported 23 minutes ago

  @theo It has been one of my favorite models for agent brains. In desperate need of an update. Let’s hope that Haiku 5 doesn’t suffer the same migration and production issues that Opus 5 and Sonnet 5 have on amazon bedrock. Not reliable at all.

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  ResourceGeopolitics (@ResGeoPol) reported 24 minutes ago

  Most people still treat water as a side note in the AI buildout. It is not. A large AI campus can pull millions of liters a day just for cooling. Some facilities hit five million gallons daily, the equivalent of a town of ten to fifty thousand people. Google’s Council Bluffs site alone used around a billion gallons in a single year. Global direct water use by data centers already sits in the hundreds of billions of liters and is on track to more than double by 2030. In dry regions where power is cheap and available Texas Arizona Chile the Gulf this water is already claimed by farms cities and existing industry. Permits get delayed or rejected. Local pushback is rising. The same places racing to host the next wave of compute are staring at multi year drought risk. The constraint is real. But it is not unsolvable and a handful of players have already moved past the PowerPoint stage. Microsoft has rolled out closed loop direct to chip designs that circulate liquid without evaporation. Once the loop is filled the facility can run with near zero ongoing water draw. They have said the daily usage over a full year can drop to restaurant levels. New builds are being designed this way from the start. Nvidia’s next generation Rubin platform is built to run hotter liquid loops up to around 45 degrees Celsius. That allows external dry coolers instead of evaporative towers and brings water consumption close to zero even in warmer climates. Amazon has pushed its water use effectiveness down to 0.12 liters per kilowatt hour, well below the industry average, and is expanding the use of recycled non potable water. Google continues large scale replenishment projects and is increasing recycled water shares while disclosing site level numbers more openly. In the Gulf some of the biggest new campuses are already using seawater cooling systems to avoid freshwater entirely. Hybrid dry wet systems are also spreading. They run on air for most of the year and only switch to water during peak heat, cutting consumption by eighty to ninety five percent. The technology exists. The capital is available. What still separates the serious operators from the press release ones is willingness to lock these systems in early and accept the higher upfront cost in exchange for long term security of supply and social license. Water will not stop the AI buildout. But it will decide which projects actually turn on and which ones stay stuck in the queue arguing with local councils. Who do you think is furthest ahead on turning this from a risk into a solved constraint?

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  Juan Emiro Herrera (@JuanEmiro) reported 25 minutes ago

  @amazon @AmazonHelp 5/This is the core problem: @Amazon's human agents and automated risk systems are completely disconnected from each other. One side tries to help, the other side undoes it hours later, with no coordination. That's not customer service — that's organizational chaos.

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  M.E (@MontyIsblessed) reported 26 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Jack is a robot. This is a human problem. Where is my delivery Rhonda ???

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  Prem Kumar (@Prem969496) reported 26 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Thank you for your response. However, I am still not getting any proper resolution to my issue. Please arrange for your special team to contact me directly through chat and help me resolve this matter as soon as possible. I would really appreciate your assistance. @amazonIN

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  Alexandra Wedd McGoey⏳ #PardonAssange (@AlexandraMcG) reported 31 minutes ago

  @Steven1840942 Powered off or out of area? Does he power off phone in his regular habit? Yes. I'm just learning that the Amazon purchase has issues with it also that many people in the orbit of this case, others listed as suspects first, owned kbars. Also the murder weapon never recovered. No proof it's a kbar. Looking for a "white" similar model to , long date range close to Hyundai Elantra, now turns out to be possible undercover sand colored similar model used by plain clothes police area circling the neighborhood. Cannot be confirmed to b BK s car at all has discrepancy with fog lamps. Turns out cell phone data is questionable as well. BK lived 9 miles from 1122 King Rd he could have even been connected to cell tower from home. The sheath has other unknown male DNA on it never tested with IGG ( outside police database DNA family tree testing) like how they confirmed BK DNA, why the hell not? Sheath could have been placed at scene, possible, or be could have touched it at another time. It's not "on scene" DNA like it would be of found on a victim or a wall for instance.

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  Manish singh (@Manishsing18306) reported 38 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp How many days you will take to resolve my problem still I am waiting for a positive response every day I am here doing tweets and you idiots are giving me the copy paste link do this do that madarchod

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  Alex Rose (@AlexRoseGames) reported 38 minutes ago

  @Lucky13X @eurogamer google and amazon both tried this. the problem is latency. you could do that for online board games but not an fps. unless it was somehow doing clientside compute and predition on just the character controller/vehicles etc. and serverside on everything else

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  bkjavinar (@bkjavinar1) reported 39 minutes ago

  @Crooztrue keto chow sells a product on amazon called saltt, I take it daily and haven't had this issue since.