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  Joe (@JoeGLOCK2014) reported 3 seconds ago

  Trouble shooting 5 or 6 times nothing works I deleted account tried to start up and @amazon Says already account for the cell number I spend money at @amazon Several times a week and this is the support I get with a system I am paying a monthly fee for something I can’t use

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  JakeYT (@OfficallyJakeYT) reported 5 minutes ago

  @adhocstudio @amazonluna i thought amazon luna shut down

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  Mr X (@_mrx_INDIA) reported 6 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I've already sent a DM. Please check it and take this seriously. I've posted on X, emailed, and called customer care multiple times, yet there's been no proper response. Stop ignoring this issue and resolve it immediately. This delay is unacceptable.

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  Bryce Joe (@yobrycejoe) reported 11 minutes ago

  If your Amazon listing keeps attracting the wrong buyers, your product is fine and your words are the problem. Cut “easy side hustle.” State use case, buyer, outcome in plain words. Tight PPC. Strong price. Comment “message” for my fix. Where do you lose buyers now?

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  꼬꼬의 정원 (@kkokko6550) reported 15 minutes ago

  @WatcherGuru Competition in the satellite internet market is exactly what we need. Starlink has been dominating for too long, so hopefully Amazon entering the game will drive prices down and improve service quality.

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  iluvapplehead (@ladyofneverland) reported 16 minutes ago

  Is anyone else having trouble with getting the Moonwalk book delivered after ordering on Amazon? #mjtwt

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  On hold (@aaronbean37) reported 17 minutes ago

  @LibertyPillMeme Then she waits for the Amazon, UPS drivers for a afternoon yoga session. Then 8pm crying In a pint of Ben and Jerry’s! Then the old wedding dress comes out. America!!!! What would happen if women were happy Ice Cream sales goes down. Knew it they are the people behind feminism.

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  m.alex (@absolute_malex) reported 17 minutes ago

  @thekingpleb Well they were up for pre-order maybe a total of an hour before getting taken down probably because Amazon got very few. So I think I just got lucky. But you can still get a pre-owned on on amiami for $30+ shipping

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  NITIN (@nitin2707) reported 19 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp @amazonIN @amazonI would like to inform you that currently Amazon service is down and why they posted low quality products also there is no option to change Such a very poor services.. Nitin jain 9997771113

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  Anish Moonka (@anishmoonka) reported 23 minutes ago

  Anthropic just became the world's highest-valued AI company at $965 billion, ahead of OpenAI. And it doesn't own a single one of the chips that train and run Claude. That is the real reason it's in talks with Samsung. Every version of Claude today runs on borrowed chips. Over a million of Amazon's custom chips, called Trainium, sit in a single cluster named Project Rainier. Up to a million of Google's own chips, its TPUs, are coming online under a separate deal worth tens of billions. Nvidia's chips fill in the rest. Anthropic builds the models. Other companies own the hardware they run on. A large, one-gigawatt AI data center costs around $50 billion to build, and roughly $35 billion of that is the chips alone. Nvidia is why that number is so high. It keeps about 75 cents of profit on every dollar of chips it sells, so a chip that costs it around $3,000 to make can sell for more than $30,000. Buy millions of those and that markup becomes the biggest cost you can cut. Designing your own chip runs about $500 million up front. At Anthropic's scale, that pays for itself quickly. Google has built its own TPUs for close to a decade. Amazon has Trainium. OpenAI just brought out its first chip, designed with Broadcom and built by TSMC. Meta builds its own too. Anthropic is the last of the top AI labs still renting every chip it uses. Samsung is also one of Anthropic's own backers. It joined the $65 billion round in May that set the $965 billion valuation, and it's the only one of Anthropic's memory partners that also runs a foundry, the business of making chips other companies design. Samsung sits a distant second in that business with around 7 percent of the market, far behind TSMC, and its foundry has lost money for years. It had been in talks to build OpenAI's chip. Those cooled, and it turned to Anthropic. This is early. Anthropic hasn't settled what the chip should do, how powerful it should be, or how it fits inside a server, and it may keep buying from everyone else anyway. But a company bringing in $47 billion a year has every reason to stop paying Nvidia's markup on the hardware that runs its own product.

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  cryptocaveat (@cryptocaveat) reported 24 minutes ago

  @BryanWills07 @Shield_Links Being tracked down is possible because most of these services use Amazon web servers at the backend so with enough will power you can track someone down but that’s different to a recovery. If recovery was possible, satoshis wallet would be the first to go for no?

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  Pieter Claesen (@THEMADCRAPPER) reported 24 minutes ago

  Getting remarkably sick of @amazon saying an item is available overnight to only get an update the next day that it is now delayed until tomorrow. DONT TELL ME THE PARTS I NEED TO FIX MY REFRIGERATOR WILL BE HERE IN THE DAMN MORNING AND THEN DELAY IT ANOTHER DAY. FIX YOUR SH$T

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  Ajala Victor 👑 | Visual/Brand Designer (@avstudiosng) reported 27 minutes ago

  @cryptall3 Samsung, Amazon, Apple, Oraimo are abstract names. And can take any form and product line. “Chow” is associated with food except you don’t want to be honest with yourself. Anyways, check my follow up video. They need rebranding. Expanding is not the problem. But branding is!

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  Dana Peters (@DanaPeters0321) reported 30 minutes ago

  > Built my first brands sure I had to figure it all out alone > Never asked for advice > Rarely networked > Thought listening to other people talk business was a waste of time > It worked anyway > Hit $4M in 3 months on a Covid product > Did $7M on a see-through mask right after > Got shut down by Shopify, Stripe, PayPal, and Facebook for it > Rebuilt overnight every time > Did $100K the next day on word of mouth alone > Flew dozens of planes with our website over America and landed on national news > Every win only reinforced it > I didn't need anyone > Then an acquaintance showed me Amazon revenue software at a family event > I'd written Amazon off as a place for resellers > In minutes, I was looking at market intelligence I never knew existed > I didn't sleep one second that night > We launched the brand on Amazon off that one conversation > It doubled our revenue that year > It pulled us out of what was shaping up to be a brutal stretch > We built the wallet brand next > $40 to $125 on price > $2K to $15-20K a day on Meta > Did $18M in year one > It's year two now, and we're aiming at $40M > Still building, still learning > The biggest unlock was finally believing I didn't have to figure it out alone

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  Mandy (@spacegoon24) reported 32 minutes ago

  Amazon stands no chance to compete with Starlink. The lack of quality control and continued launch of broken satellites into space are just a few of the reasons