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  Poi (@poiThePoi) reported 4 minutes ago

  @Abhishe46668548 @cpo_Hattori @ariadnisaa Look, there's enough competent people in India that you can fill FAAMNG (and not much more, but eh). The problem is that you broke Microsoft, Amazon, and Google. I was using those things.

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  Shyam (@Tweettoshyams) reported 6 minutes ago

  @amazonIN @AmazonHelp Amazon delivery issue: marked “customer unavailable” without proper attempt even though I was reachable. This has happened multiple times. Already escalated via support but still not resolved. Need proper delivery.

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  Four Toed Jones (@FourToedJones) reported 8 minutes ago

  @Arkypatriot Doctors are nothing but state sanctioned drug pushers. It's all about the money. You'd die without cholesterol. LDL, the one they hate, is like the Amazon Prime of your body. It delivers nutrients to various parts of your body via blood. HDL is like the recycle truck. Statins only hamper your livers ability to produce new light and fluffy LDL (low density, meaning fluffy) but does nothing to break down plaque. So they made up a scenario where the drug they make happens to slow down the production of LDLs, then they figured out a way to convince you to lower it. But don't take my word for it.

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  rob (@RobertSecundus) reported 9 minutes ago

  @dano_cosmic partially, though, a lot of these problems come down to amazon, not just the big 2. Comixology was allowing/ forcing some change, but amazon's purchase effectively doomed digital direct market comics.

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  BleuWolf (@BleuWolf248) reported 10 minutes ago

  @MalleableFusock @Andrew669631 Public companies on the stock market seem to have the bigger issue were they value shareholders at the expense of the workers and customers. Sears should be Amazon right now. Private companies seem to value workers and customers more.

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  Chris McGuire (@ChrisRMcGuire) reported 11 minutes ago

  To explain what I meant by this, and why Nvidia wants to sell to China so badly: Nvidia’s Q2 FY26 SEC filing revealed that 53% of its revenue comes from three customers, 85% from six customers. These are almost certainly the four U.S. hyperscalers (Amazon, Microsoft, Google, Meta) plus Oracle and likely OpenAI. From a business perspective, this is a large amount of risk to carry, given so many of Nvidia’s sales are concentrated in a very small number of customers. If all of those customers ordered fewer chips, or a few stopped ordering Nvidia chips entirely, Nvidia would have to scramble to find customers to make up many tens of billions of dollars in sales per year to keep its current $5.3 trillion market cap. From a financial perspective, it is logical that Nvidia wants to diversify its customer base to hedge against this risk. Unfortunately for Nvidia, the only country that has companies that (1) are willing and able to buy tens of billions of dollars of AI chips per quarter, and (2) are not already large existing Nvidia customers, is China (with the possible exception of national champions in Saudi Arabia/UAE, which pose their own risks). There is no European or Japanese or Korean or Australian cloud provider that is going to spend $200 billion per year on AI capex like U.S. hyperscalers are. Perhaps Nvidia could cobble together a large number of smaller customers to make up any lost sales in this hypothetical, but that comes with much less certainty than established, large customers. This is a legitimate business risk problem for Nvidia. However, this is not America’s problem. The fact is, Nvidia selling AI chips to China poses national security risks for the United States, and every chip it sells to China will allow China to close the gap with the United States in AI. Also, in a hypothetical world where Nvidia loses a significant number of its U.S. sales or customers, it is likely because these U.S. companies switched to a competitor’s product that turned out to be better. That risk isn’t a bad thing from a U.S. innovation perspective; it’s actually reflective of how capitalism works: the government sets the basic rules (i.e., what you can/cannot sell and to whom), and then every company competes for revenue and the best ones win. If Nvidia ever loses a large percentage of its U.S. customers, the way it should seek to retain its $5.3 trillion market cap isn’t by asking the government to change the rules to allow it to sell more chips to China—it’s by making better chips so it earns its U.S. customers back! To be clear, the reason Nvidia is the largest company in the world is because it does make the best products—and there is no reason to believe this will change anytime soon. But if Nvidia is worried its heavy concentration among a small number of U.S. customers carries too much business risk, it needs to come up with solutions that don’t involve diversifying its customer base by selling to Chinese customers—or it should just grow more comfortable with carrying that risk, with the knowledge that it makes the best AI chips and likely will continue to do so for the foreseeable future.

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  XKING (@xking_777) reported 13 minutes ago

  @MikeBales I mean Amazon not amazing...lol. Irritating you can't edit a simple spelling error. Grrrrr ...

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  Gymmie neutron 🚀 (@getlikerock) reported 13 minutes ago

  @Forty1_0 I seen a report that said humans wouldn’t even last 2 hours down there, you have animals that we don’t even know about and tribes that kill people on contact😬😬 I think the Amazon forest is scarier than the ocean … and that says ALOT

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  Luffydude (@Luffydude1) reported 18 minutes ago

  @DailyMail The govt claims to want to want to put bills down but they want to more than double the cost of paying for Netflix How would it even work with Amazon when prime is a catch all service???

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  Shaik Fahad (@ShaikFa06013941) reported 23 minutes ago

  @amazonIN Disappointed with the experience from @AmazonIN. My refund request was unfairly declined despite following all required steps and providing the necessary details. As a long-time customer, I expected better support and accountability. Hoping this issue gets resolved soon. #Amazon

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  Vikas (@yogendravikas) reported 24 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I have already submitted the details yesterday. Do I have to submit details every day? Does support team on X and Amazon read customer issue or just copy paste the same messages again and again?

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  LinaEsMarEs (@LinaEsMarEs) reported 24 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp I have been trying for almost 15 days to get help with my Amazon account. My account is linked to my phone number, but I cannot properly access or reconnect my email address. My recent order was canceled because of unresolved account/payment issues. Please help.

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  Oma Bekee (@BekeeOzzy) reported 26 minutes ago

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  CoffeeGreg (@TheCoffeeGreg) reported 26 minutes ago

  @bennash Consider that Amazon contracts with USPS to deliver on Sundays. Consider that USPS is subsidized. To me it looks like the real issue is being glossed over.

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  Xommando (@XommandoPrime) reported 26 minutes ago

  @TunesRank @FanAkko .. them from Amazon, rather than from toy stores that no longer exist. The important thing is that the Sequels are actually great movies, while the Prequels are abysmally terrible. Don't get me wrong, I'm fond of them, but they're still terribly made.