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  𝐀𝐚𝐠 𝐌𝐞𝐢𝐧 𝐆𝐡𝐞𝐞 𝐃𝐚𝐥𝐧𝐚 (@fiercy_jhalli) reported 9 minutes ago

  @Vishwas_Weirdo amazon pe mere number se login kar lo, I'll send the OTP on whatsapp

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  The News Spectre (@thenewsspectre) reported 10 minutes ago

  @ClarksonsFarm1 It's worth seeing. Not the greatest movie ever made, but it's far from terrible. Just remember context is important, and you'll be fine. It's not a pay twice to see movie though. Wait for it to appear on Amazon.

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  The Characterist (@maune99) reported 13 minutes ago

  @FLOTUS @FLOTUS Please read my book. Stop throwing money at the problem and use my solution to save all children from neglect and abuse due mainly to welfare. 80% of Foster kids come from welfare and subsidized homes. Read WALLFARE on Amazon books.

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  Dan Gonzalez (@gonzalaga) reported 15 minutes ago

  @CalebChamberla6 When you owe Amazon $3.2k, that's your problem. When you owe Amazon $3.2B, that's their problem.

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  Laura Harper 🔸 Crypto (@LauraHarpercoll) reported 18 minutes ago

  @unich_com GPS spoofing is a solved problem for a $40 device off Amazon "Two humans, one place" sounds unforgeable until the attacker just... brings two phones and a spoofer The hard part of Sybil resistance was never the proof. It was making the proof expensive to fake

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  TXfem (@Theresa49500) reported 20 minutes ago

  Is anybody else having @amazon orders frequently canceled because of delivery issues?

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  Random Penguin (@RandomPenguin) reported 25 minutes ago

  @SD_Comic_Con Impressive Amazon was able to fix this so fast

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  Parlay Slinger (@parlayslinger) reported 25 minutes ago

  @NotLikeHoudini @DogeRomeo @KingJames Invest your money in good companies trust me. Not any bull **** companies I’m talking Apple, Amazon, Tesla, etc etc. good companies with a good numbers. Do your own research and see what you like. There’s a lot of opportunity just gotta put your head down and lock in

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  Navneet Singh (@navneethh) reported 25 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @frontierindica @amazonIN They only mentioned to update in a day still not got my product. If you wanted to help u could have called to understand issue and raise investigation.

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  taraliyah (@taraliyah) reported 25 minutes ago

  @rezuzuwu Amazon falsely restricts listings all the time, this likely wasn’t intentional. There’s probably a keyword in the listing that’s triggering the false restriction. The seller has to appeal to fix it, though. If the seller never appeals then it’ll just be stuck like this forever.

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  Trevor Long (@TrevorL415) reported 27 minutes ago

  Go on Reddit lists and purchase some items on their Amazon wish lists. So many are in need as this is not about to get better. Shop local. Avoid Big chains. Avoid Target 🎯. Definitely avoid Tyson Foods. I'm definitely at the point where I don't even mind if people steal from Cronie Capitalism stores, do you? Prices will not come down any ways. Even cronie motels and hotels would rather have empty parking lots then lower their room rates to get more customers/profits as the bottom line is to redistribute wealth.

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  Xah Lee (@xah_lee) reported 27 minutes ago

  the ugly web dev history, frontend. I was ignorant of JavaScript and frontend tech, from 1999 to 2010. am a web backend dev in 1998. back then, professional programers sneer JavaScript (and php). except, those big corp actually need to use it sans choice, such as gmail, google map, amazon, ebay. (the need to update page sans reloading the whole page.) Only when Node.js in 2009 By Ryan Dahl, changed things. It introduced the async, which puzzled and derided by most programers. (async, a pain in the ***. One of the worst thing in programing language history, still so today, even with latest await etc. Reason is because js is single threaded. Async is a pretend fix on this concurrency issue.) In 2010 js did not have a library system. (nor did php, scheme lisp, for the first 10 years of their life. emacs lisp has no module/namespace to this day.) Commonjs and amdjs module system mess got introduced in the wild. A very complicated mess, which created concepts like bundlers (browserify, webpack), code repo and package manager (bower, npm), task runners (gulp). npm is a corp greed, designed so that 1 line code is considered a lib, to promote its popularity. Then in 2015, js finally had some basic features, such as real local scoped variable (let), real dictionary/hashtable/map data structure. but for reason, the JavaScript committee refused a “use new js”. (google chrome dev got stun by a “use strict”.) So, one thousands warts of js, stay in js. (such as var, use strict, string is utf16 and all methods cant deal with emoji, no real array masking as magical object with magical length. etc.) JavaScript landscape, is really 30 years of **** pile due to a in-10-days mistake. But cpp is worse.

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  Darren Faurschou (@DarrenFaurschou) reported 29 minutes ago

  @romefins @ChrisCamillo Every server being turned on is generating revenue at profit for amazon. Tesla is renting out its compute, that it isn't utilizing. Just need to pick the right companies, like every investment.

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  FuturamaKing (@FuturamaKing) reported 30 minutes ago

  @TesCalendar1 They make about 10,000 a quarter. Original contract with Amazon ordered 100,000 Rivian EDVs, with the goal of deployment by 2024 but they were too slow so it was pushed to 2030… So too little too slow imo.

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  Andrew Wilkinson (@StartupsILike) reported 32 minutes ago

  Amazon has now borrowed more than $100 billion over the past year. It is the largest debt issuer among every hyperscaler funding the AI buildout. The latest deal alone raised $25 billion across eight tranches, with maturities stretching out to 40 years. Peak demand hit $62 billion. Orders got trimmed down to about $41 billion once the banks tightened pricing. Roughly half the demand Amazon's $37 billion deal pulled in back in March. The sale hit more than just Amazon. Investors sold existing hyperscaler bonds to make room for the new debt. Prices fell across the sector, including at Alphabet, Meta, Nvidia, and Oracle. None of this points to weaker credit. Amazon's ratings haven't moved. Investors are starting to ask how much more of this debt the market can keep absorbing before appetite runs out.