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  Pawan Chaudhari (@bikemaniac_22) reported 6 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Call option is not working 🙄

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  Springblade 🇺🇸 (@steveMmattison) reported 12 minutes ago

  @StephenFleming @Walmart I want to see this. We get 2-3 Walmart grocery deliveries every week now, it's incredible! Saves us massive time driving 30 minutes to Walmart then walking around for an hour then driving home. Better than Amazon deliveries, out of milk & chicken breast, no problem, it'll be here at 3pm! We tip $5 per order and still save time & money. And don't get me started on ordering tires and oil from Walmart dot com, the BEST tire selection on the planet shipped right to your front porch. I just toss them in the back seat and head to Walmart Auto on Tuesday morning 8am when nobody else is around. And you get coast-to-coast warranty!

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  🎞️ iCritic 🇺🇸🇺🇦 (@KevinTRod) reported 14 minutes ago

  This argument treats physical media like a purely isolated production line expense while completely ignoring the historical and strategic reasons why digital and physical prices were locked together in the first place. If @Sony or any major publisher had priced digital games at $50 or $60 while physical discs sat at $70, Walmart, Target, Best Buy, and Amazon would have revolted. Retailers wouldn't carry $500 PS5 consoles if they were being systematically undercut on the software side, because console hardware carries notoriously razor-thin profit margins for stores. Sony needed (and still does need) brick-and-mortar retail to sell hardware, so they agreed to price-matching parity. When digital took off, Sony didn't pass those supply chain savings onto the player—they pocketed the extra ~30% margin. Jacob frames physical collectors (AKA: you) as "entitled" for wanting the extra perks of disc manufacturing, shipping, and retail shelf space without paying a premium. But he is ignoring the fact that digital buyers pay $70 for an un-transferable license that can be revoked at any time (which he seems to shockingly have a little concern over). Digital is a high-margin, low-utility product sold at a premium price; physical is a high-utility product. It’s basically like buying popcorn without giving you the bucket (and you know if movie theaters could do that they would ). Also calling physical media buyers "least valuable customers" because of used game sales completely ignores consumer acquisition. The ability to sell back or trade games is precisely why many players can afford to buy four or five $70 titles a year instead of one. Heck most of those players that discovered games through the US market are kids. Well, I have personally bought almost every Final Fantasy release in the last 20 years brand new at premium price in a deluxe edition. It’s only because I bought Final Fantasy seven on PlayStation for $10 used that I even got into the series in the first place. Knocking down that secondary market doesn't magically convert those players into full-price digital buyers—it often drives them out of the ecosystem entirely (and there’s certainly no way 14 year-old. Young Kevin [me) buys a used copy of Final Fantasy VII and becomes a lifelong fan; young Kevin could have barely afforded a $30 game much less a $70 game). And Sony knows how important the retail space is, which is why they are trying to pull a fast one with codes in a box. The pivot toward empty boxes with digital download codes isn't about supply chain necessity—it's a calculated transition strategy. It keeps retail shelf footprint alive to sell hardware while forcing players onto the closed PS Store ecosystem where Sony controls 100% of the pricing and sales windows. Jacob’s big argument boils down to: "If you like physical media, you should be willing to pay $80 for a disc or shut up." First of all I am more than happy to spend an extra five to $10 on a physical product over a digital product. Heck I might even be willing to pay $20 more. Have you seen my wall of Criterion Collection 4K and anime BluRays? Those things aren’t cheap, but I’m willing to pay for them for the better quality and the ownership aspect. However, market dynamics run both ways. If Sony cuts off physical media entirely, they aren't just saving on disc-stamping costs—they are telling a massive, highly vocal segment of their user base that their business is no longer wanted. When players simply walk away, switch platforms, or stop buying day-one releases altogether, those "saved supply chain costs" will look like chump change compared to lost software revenue. But, as someone who works in the game industry, I’m sure Jacob is aware of all this. #NoDiscNoBuy

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  Capafy (@Capafyai) reported 15 minutes ago

  Introducing Amazon PPC Waste Audit, a Skill agent on Capafy. It audits Amazon Sponsored Products search-term and campaign data to identify traffic that keeps consuming budget without generating meaningful orders, while protecting the keywords that are already performing so sellers can reduce ad waste more safely. How it works: → Input: Add your Amazon Search Term Report, campaign metrics, and target ACOS → Audit: Identify inefficient search terms, wasted spend, and campaign structure issues → Classify: Separate traffic that needs adjustment, further review, protection, or listing improvements → Output: Generate negative keyword candidates, bid recommendations, and a seven-day cleanup plan Capafy is the Skill-based Agent Marketplace — where your Skill runs online as a product and earns every time someone uses it. Two sides, one platform: — Publish: upload the Skills you built in Claude Code, Codex, or OpenClaw, and get paid on every run. — Use: run Skills built by top talent in every field, and get expert-level work done instead of average AI output.

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  Suriya (@SuriyaXBT) reported 20 minutes ago

  This week in AI and Crypto . A lot happened. - Coldcard firmware bug - hidden since March 2021 - 1367 BTC drained - Total $88M gone - 4585 wallets wiped - updating firmware does not fix it - Leopold Aschenbrenner' Situational Awareness Fund - $20B AI fund - 439% returns through June - KOSPI crashed, margin calls hit - forced to dump $16B in one block trade - Citadel bought everything - same day every stock he sold ripped 13-27% - Apple Q3 2026 - best quarter in company history - $109.4B revenue - stock dropped 9% anyway - reason: memory chip shortage - $373B in market cap erased in one day - Amazon x OpenAI - $50B investment completed - final $21.3B wired after June 30 - no press release - no announcement - found out via SEC filing on a Friday - OpenAI Astra - OpenAI's new unreleased model - 10 unsolved math problems - some open for decades - all solved - total compute cost: $2,000 one of the wildest weeks

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  The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) reported 26 minutes ago

  (3/5) The case had trouble from the start. County sheriff’s deputies at first minimized the importance of dried blood found on Nancy’s front porch. They failed to seal off the property with police tape to protect sensitive crime-scene evidence, allowing reporters, livestreamers, and Amazon and pizza delivery drivers entry to the porch. Investigators spent precious hours deciding whether Nancy was kidnapped or lost. A search-and-rescue plane sat grounded until dusk, awaiting a deputy trained to operate its sophisticated surveillance system, The Wall Street Journal found.

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  Shinobi Singh Bandai (@Shinobi1233403) reported 30 minutes ago

  @BabylonsBandit @nabilajamal_ It’s not. I’ve personally ate there and know the family. Problem is younger generation didn’t know they had used an inaccurate map. Most western sites like Amazon Walmart etc carry inaccurate maps. This is a problem with e-commerce portals in India itself.

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  CK (@ChothaniKrish25) reported 30 minutes ago

  Craziest thing in Amazon OA. You to solve DSA problem as well as debug and solve the development issues using AI-Agent. And most important think is that Agent is not help you to write a code nor do any changes in files. #Amazon

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  Viora Tech (@Viora_Tech_Ai) reported 33 minutes ago

  First, what Amazon's default Kindle settings are actually optimized for. Amazon sells Kindles close to cost, sometimes at a loss, because the device isn't really the product. The product is the ongoing purchase of ebooks, and later, the Kindle Unlimited subscription. The device's job is to get you reading Amazon-purchased content as frictionlessly as possible — not necessarily to make your specific reading experience as comfortable as it could be. That's why so many quality-of-life settings sit buried three menus deep, off by default, while the "Buy Now with 1-Click" button sits one tap away from anywhere in the interface. The friction is asymmetric on purpose. He said the irony was familiar from his time on the device team: there are roughly a dozen settings that fix almost every common Kindle complaint. Most ship off, because the team optimizing "time to purchase" and the team responsible for "reading comfort" were not, in his experience, optimizing for the same metric. Here are the changes he made.

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  HIA ECOMMERCE SOLUTIONS (@HIA_ECOMMERCE) reported 34 minutes ago

  @SrDiddy6221 Happy to! Every account is different, but it's common to find missed reimbursements from lost inventory, damaged units, or return processing errors. A quick audit can reveal what's owed. How long have you been selling on Amazon?

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  𝕭𝗘𝕽𝐍Ѧ𝕽𝐃𝝧 🫀 (@DireWolfBoy) reported 35 minutes ago

  @Ahpuckful AI isn't the enemy here. The issue is WHO is in charge of training it and HOW they use it. THAT'S the difference between Vedal and Twitch/Amazon. Simply put, I trust Vedal more than I trust Amazon. Does that make sense?

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  Joyboy (@BillyG66307) reported 35 minutes ago

  @yining985268 @2dragonfruit @ComicsLeagueJT Thats partially true. However Lara did wear her mother's symbol on her back. And she was raised as an Amazon. Jon was only a child and didn't wear either of his parents iconography. This isn't really Superman or the kid's fault it's more of a writer problem. They get really lazy.

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  YUNG BROKEN BONE SHORTY (@lilraincloud02) reported 40 minutes ago

  @grey59des bro they literally left the open box down the hall to. luckily amazon is resending but im buying a camera this is the 2nd time this has happened. hopefully they make good use out of them at least

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  The AI Therapist (@TheAIShrink) reported 40 minutes ago

  @DavidMorganInv Anthropic called it a "closed" list of winners. Microsoft and Amazon own the hardware, Google owns the search data. OpenAI is just paying rent on a server rack. "Closed" means you're the tenant

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  Brian Rafferty (@BrianRaffe14951) reported 43 minutes ago

  @DefiantLs I've used Amazon this week. My building at work uses Starlink. This computer uses Microsoft products. What exactly is his problem with my voluntary transactions with Bezos, Musk and Gates? Being a billionaire usually means making millions of lives easier and better.