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  Debra McGuire (@DebraMc85536001) reported 7 minutes ago

  @helinotes They often get marked down quickly at retailers such as Sam's Club. Used book stores and little free libraries are great resources. Amazon shaves a bit off its books at release. But books ARE expensive.

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  George Curtis (@getcwic) reported 14 minutes ago

  I’m really tired of drinking coffee and eating peanut butter and honey toast under the narrow tractor beam that is my iPhone’s flashlight. I’m not living in a tent and I’ve paid the electric bill, I swear. My son is asleep in the next room over, and the door is open because the in-window AC unit is in the living room, it’s hot out and he’s a baby, so the door stays open. Therefore, the bright kitchen lights embedded in the ceiling must remain off. Because the goal of running at four in the morning is to run when he’s asleep. Waking him up now would be devastating, for both of us. So I drink and eat and put on shorts, socks, and running shoes before quietly walking out the door, all under the supervision of a flashlight made in China but designed in California. Christ I buy so much **** on Amazon, why haven’t I thought of buying a headlamp, or even a real lamp for that matter? Overhead lights of the LED variety are supposedly a terrible interior design choice, one warm lamp on my coffee bar, I can’t imagine that waking up my son. I need to be lampmaxxing.

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 17 minutes ago

  @lorenzoacosta86 We're sorry to hear there's an issue with your account! Just to clarify, which Amazon marketplace is your account associated with (.com, .uk, .ca, etc.)? -Sandra

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  lak-alak (@baricadelane) reported 19 minutes ago

  @IanCarrollShow @BacklotOPS @NickJFreitas They must think we are stupid Tyler Robinson decoys all over the place d captured on camera all doing their part for 1990s pixalated images produced and sold as 4k in 2026 lmao. Why did Amazon aws services shut down 9/10 - 9/25? Who owns discord?

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  Allie-RX (@AllieRX) reported 20 minutes ago

  Welp, I ended up buying a new power supply from Amazon. It was on sale for under $100, so I had to get it before the price went back up. It should arrive sometime next week. I hope that this is the culprit to this problem. I don't wanna feel like I wasted money. Better safe than sorry, right?

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  MatthewP (@pri61684) reported 20 minutes ago

  @outonparole @JosephKahn "It can’t possibly be the kind of mass consolidation currently embodied by the Ellisons that is killing what were once competitive markets." Really? Do you understand Domestic and International box office and home entertainment in 2026 vs 2006? What competitive markets? For example, if YOU have Amazon Prime, Netflix, HBO Max and Paramount Plus and enjoy any original movies and A-list theatrical new releases they show, then you are contributing to the problem. Plus the P&A costs have rapidly risen which means making movies for cinemas make sense only when it's spectacle aka event movies that justify increased ticket and food prices for PLF / IMAX, Dolby Cinema and 4DX like The Odyssey. Or low budget horror like Backrooms and Obsession. Anything at $30-60m without a strong hook, IP or pure genre star like Jason Statham is going to streaming and there's no shame in that. Netflix reaches 325 million people: more than any type of theatrical strategy for a mid-budget movie internationally.

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  evannie 🎀💌 (@evanniestash) reported 23 minutes ago

  Hey Amazon and Twitch. Go ahead and call yourselves creatively bankrupt because you, @djclancy999, agreed to bow down to Bezos' AI mob. The only thing we can get AI out of everything is to impose an incredibly hefty AI tax + billionaire's tax, so they get scared of implementing Gen AI into their apps and systems of work. First, I COMPLETELY had enough with Rachie's songs getting used for an AI song model. Now there's this and YouTube probably will do the exact same unethical approach to train Google Gemini. And that's not counting the hefty price we paid of electronics and smart devices getting expensive because of AI chip demand, and lots more Gen AI use in everything. I'll pivot to Patreon, Ko-fi and Trakteer to support Rachie - by cancelling my Prime sub. That's enough, @amazon and @Twitch. You're never getting my money - and I'll adblock YOU to oblivion. Besides, with these options Rachie's getting more moola and bypassing Twitch's 50% cut for a bigger share of the pie. I refuse to bow down to the Generative AI mob. And I'm making it clearer than ever. Gen AI should not be used to make sloppier slop - it's supposed to help humans to create - with tools that support them, and it has to be trained ethically with consent and compensation. And it MUST be opt-out by default. I'm supporting AI tools like Firecut, but not Gen AI. Twitch however, like all the other AI companies, decided to make this thing opt-in for every streamer, with no clear boost in streamer revenue - because to quote what The Onceler sang in The Lorax, on the song "How Bad Can I Be": "All the customers are buying, and the money's multiplying, and the PR people are lying, and the lawyers are denying, who cares if a few trees are dying?" You get the picture. Amazon NEEDS to go bankrupt.

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  Abdulkadir | Cybersecurity (@cyber_razz) reported 25 minutes ago

  MORE THAN most people are comfortable admitting. And the 2FA point is where it gets genuinely alarming. Most people use their email as the recovery method for every other account they own. That single design decision turns email access into a master key. The attack sequence takes minutes. Email access means password reset on every account that sends recovery links to that address. Your bank. Your PayPal. Your Amazon with saved payment methods. Your Apple ID or Google account which controls your phone backup, your photos, your contacts, and every app you have ever downloaded. Your social media. Your cloud storage. Your work accounts if you ever linked them. The 2FA bypass is where people feel falsely safe. Most 2FA implementations send codes to your phone number or email. If the attacker controls your email they intercept email based 2FA codes directly. For SMS based 2FA they request a password reset, which sends a link to your email, which they already control. Phone based 2FA often has an account recovery option that routes back to email when you cannot access your phone. Your email is not one factor in a chain. It is the root of the entire tree. The accounts with the most damage potential reset through email without ever touching your phone. Crypto exchange accounts. Investment platforms. Domain registrars if you own a business. Hosting providers. The average person has their email connected to somewhere between 100 and 500 accounts accumulated over years of internet use. Most of those accounts were created, briefly used, and forgotten. They still exist. They still have saved payment methods, personal information, and access to things you stopped thinking about years ago. One password. One inbox. Everything else follows. The fix is treating your email account as the most critical credential you own rather than the least. Unique strong password generated by a password manager. Hardware security key as the second factor specifically for email, not SMS, not push notification. A separate recovery email that no one knows exists and that you never use for anything else. Your email is not a communication tool. It is the administrative console for your entire digital life.

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  Maneesh (@sriManishRanjan) reported 25 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Ur link is just fake and down just like ur delivery service. Tried several times but failed...

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  siddharth kamble (@siddhar85593333) reported 26 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I am writing to formally express my deep dissatisfaction with the handling of my current support case regarding my account access and my ₹799 Prime Video subscription. During our last communication, I was explicitly assured by your team that I would receive an update and a resolution by August 1st. That deadline has now arrived, and I have received absolutely no communication, let alone a resolution. This lack of follow-through is highly disappointing and falls significantly short of the customer service standards expected from Amazon. The ongoing inability of your system to efficiently process what should be a standard account and subscription correction reflects a severe breakdown in your support infrastructure. As a customer, being left in the dark after being promised a timeline is both frustrating and unacceptable. I have been more than patient while your team investigates this matter, but the continued delays and lack of communication are no longer tenable. I request that this ticket be escalated immediately to a supervisor or the Grievance Officer. I expect a prompt explanation for why the deadline was missed, along with a definitive and immediate resolution to restore my account access and address the Prime subscription issue. I look forward to hearing from someone with the authority to resolve this today. Sincerely, Siddharth Kamble

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  𝐉 (@swtlikecinnxmon) reported 28 minutes ago

  Amazon finally got a scolding from the Pokémon Company because prices are finally going down and becoming closer to MSRP

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  Señor Pete Fernandez (@jc4moi) reported 28 minutes ago

  @AnthonyG0528 if he steps down he forfeits millions in amazon gift cards.

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  Hurley Media Group (@HurleyMediaG) reported 31 minutes ago

  The narrative that realignment is over is short sighted. Capping is not the same as cementing. All this really does is prevent the super league. The long term result will be more conferences evened out. These schools can't go from one P4 to another, but they can collude to jump to a current G6 conference or just make a new one overnight. If I was Paramount, Apple or Amazon, I would take a page out of Fox and ESPN's book. Get in the ear of a few under appreciated SEC teams, a few mid B1G teams, one or two ACC and B1G 12 teams and coerce them to go to a current G6 conference or form a new conference all together where they could be gods and have a much better shot at getting to the CFP. Lock down the rights for that conference through 2075.

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  carrot (@glisine) reported 31 minutes ago

  brb killing the amazon delivery guy for ringing the doorbell while I was putting baby down for a nap

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  BitKey (@Bit_key99) reported 31 minutes ago

  AI earnings are supporting stocks, but rising oil and Treasury yields are quietly reducing the market’s margin for error. Amazon and Microsoft showed that heavy AI spending can still be rewarded when revenue and cash flow follow. Apple showed the opposite lesson: good numbers are not enough when expectations are already high. The bigger risk now is outside tech. Disruption in the Strait of Hormuz is pushing energy and inflation concerns back into the market, while long-term Treasury yields are near multi-year highs. That does not automatically end the AI trade. But it makes weak companies and expensive narratives more vulnerable. I am watching whether QQQ holds its earnings-driven gains while oil and yields stay elevated. Price confirmation matters more than the headline. #Nasdaq #AI #Oil