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  Lee 🇺🇸 (@redneckleeusmc) reported 3 minutes ago

  @Roku joins the total enshittification gang with its trash update. User customizations, gone. UI is terrible, everything is high-friction, and there are more ads. This is for a device I pay for. It's hard to name a single thing in tech that hasn't gotten markedly worse in nearly every way the last five years. Windows. Mac. Linux. iOS. Google. Amazon. Netflix.

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  Brandon Cunningham (@Brandon35570472) reported 5 minutes ago

  @OGsDontFold Try rural areas. I live in Northeast Montana. Anything I order on Amazon takes a week. That's with prime. At least I'm not paying for the slow shipping.

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  NeedRogaine (@NeedRogaine) reported 5 minutes ago

  @amazon I specifically ordered something because it was supposed to be delivered this morning. Could have bought in store but used your product instead. I find out this morning, without notification, that the package will not be delivered until tonight. Please fix problem.

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  Adel Bucetta (@adelbucetta) reported 6 minutes ago

  @Shivam25mishra the honest answer is that the market has shifted since the likes of amazon, google, and facebook disrupted their respective industries when they were still tiny. today's billion-dollar unicorn often requires an entire org to solve problems no single founder can tackle alone.

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  Ranjeet mete (@RanjeetKum98365) reported 7 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Thank you for your response. I have already paid for both books but received only one. Please resolve this issue and process my refund as soon as possible.

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  Mohanaraj Mahi (@MohanarajMahi) reported 8 minutes ago

  Hello @AmazonHelp @amazonIN @amazon any update on this issue? On the third consecutive day I'm waiting and waiting for my precious time.

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  debapriya dutta (@debapriyadutta1) reported 8 minutes ago

  @AmazonHelp Doesn't show my problem here

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  🔻agitprop + absurdity🔻 (@agtprpnabsrdty) reported 8 minutes ago

  CIA Director John Ratcliffe is slashing the agency's tech adoption timeline from three years to six months and rebranding its cyber wings as a sword and shield, even as the flagship AI model he wants can already break into the National Security Agency's own classified systems in hours. Speaking at an Amazon Web Services summit in Washington, Ratcliffe called frontier AI capabilities akin to digital nuclear weapons rewriting the reality of conflict. The agency has signed roughly 400 technology contracts in six months, compressing acquisition cycles that once took nearly three years, and folded its cyber operations into a new Directorate of Mission Systems built around offense and defense. Ratcliffe never mentioned that the exact kind of model he's courting already humiliated the agencies meant to protect it. Senate Intelligence Committee vice chair Mark Warner revealed that Anthropic's Mythos model broke into almost all of the NSA and Cyber Command's classified systems during an authorized test in hours, according to NSA chief Gen. Joshua Rudd. Layer onto that the standing risks of poisoned public training data, compromised open-source software libraries, and insiders who sell access—the same logic that sent Manhattan Project secrets to Moscow—and the CIA's speed-over-caution bet looks less like dominance and more like exposure. The summit doubled as a trade show. Amazon hosts the CIA's cloud contracts, and Ratcliffe has met with executives from Google, Dell, and Musk's SpaceX to expand the pipeline. Anthropic, supplier of the very Mythos and Fable models at the center of the breach, is locked in a legal fight with the Pentagon, which labeled it a supply-chain risk in March over safety guardrails for military use. The state wants the weapon faster than its own vendor is willing to hand it over unsupervized. My take: An agency that needs Amazon's cloud, Anthropic's models, and Musk's hardware is trading sovereign power to rent it it from fascist techbro oligarch landlords who answer to own egos before the taxpayers paying for their services. The NSA breach shows what that dependency costs. Speed was supposed to fix CIA irrelevance; it has instead handed the tools of empire to the market that builds them.

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  Tory | io.net 🦾 (@MTorygreen) reported 10 minutes ago

  Even $13B doesn't buy you out of inference math. @Microsoft just started routing Excel and Outlook prompts through its own MAI models instead of @OpenAI's. Bloomberg broke it yesterday. Tens of thousands of prompts a week, GitHub Copilot already on MAI, Teams transcription next. MAI-1 still has no independent benchmarks and honestly, for this layer it barely matters. Excel autocomplete doesn't need a frontier model. It needs to run a billion times a day without embarrassing the product. When you're paying frontier prices per token across a billion Office users, even a $13B stake in a frontier lab doesn't make the unit economics close. The real story: token volume is settling into the cheap layer, and once models are commoditized, the margin fight moves down the stack to whoever supplies compute cheapest per token. Microsoft, Amazon, Uber, Meta, Accenture, all quietly making the same move. Routing every AI task through the most expensive available model is over.

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  Amin ⵣ (@AminBoxing1718) reported 11 minutes ago

  @kickpeopleinjaw @jayisbakk like nobody denying that when pbc makes an events its amazing quality and production and you walk away happy from it. the problem is just that amazon prime just doesn't front the risk of putting up money to make the event happen in the first place. pbc has to do that snd obviously they make more money if ppl buy ppv rather than mfs watching it thru susbcription. so if they have to rely on ppv events to make money and then their big guy who sells good tickets and ppv isn't around then they simply won't have the money to put up an event in the first place. they bare the complete financial risk of making the event happen and only get paid based on their cut from the revenue that event generates.

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  steph (@steeephanieeee_) reported 15 minutes ago

  It’s my fault for having an Amazon membership, but I was on the phone with them for over an hour over a billing issue and after getting disconnected 3 times, I finally got my $150 refund. Wtf

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  Sivakumar Kumar (@sivanithu) reported 17 minutes ago

  @amazonIN Its so terrible that you send out a ”Out for delivery” at 10 am and the delivery doesn’t happen until 7 pm. All the while we are second guessing to go out or not. Don’t you have a better way to handle this? @JeffBezos this is a 1000x UX improvement for @amazon

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  ECHO'S RADIOS | PLUSH KEYCHAINS OUT NOW - PINNED (@radioecho17) reported 19 minutes ago

  @MarrieIzzy @voxvals It's Amazon so I could see it happening, but it would absolutely kill the community. Thankfully afaik Etsy and ACGGoods have not had any issues

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  Amazon Help (@AmazonHelp) reported 19 minutes ago

  @kadam_balaji We've checked and see that the link shared earlier at Wednesday, July 8, 2026 1:30:53 PM is working fine. Kindly copy the link > paste it on a 'web browser' > login to your Amazon account and share your details. Our team will investigate get back to you within 6-12 hours via email. -Sravan

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  Kor3 🐦‍⬛😈🎼 𝔻𝕖𝕞𝕠𝕟 𝕍𝕥𝕦𝕓𝕖𝕣 (@Kor3VT) reported 20 minutes ago

  Shipping prices increasing? Omfg. So tired of the ruling class trying to dismantle and/or privatize public services. The USPS has been shot a thousand times at this point in order to scam a population who doesn’t remember how the post office used to be. The USPS was great before it had to pay into a ton of social security for employees that didn’t exist. Then, they came for the smaller offices…closing lower levels and absorbing them into the larger. The offices that once served your community and knew your family? Gone. The remaining offices? Overflowing with additional work that they were not built for typically. Then add on the Amazon deal? Suddenly, you’ve got to get volunteers to cover shifts you typically aren’t scheduled for. All while rural post offices also supply their own vehicles. You often would have to keep a spare in case yours broke down. No idea of current rates (and not researching for this), but back in like 2017, it was .75 per mile. Sounds great on paper, but you put so much wear on your vehicle…which prices of even used cars have exploded. Getting vehicles that let you comfortably reach the mailboxes while driving? Even worse. By the early 2010s, it was already becoming a boy’s club. I have heard so many stories. This is all a rant of mine at the end of the day, but **** the rich who keep trying to devour everything into their hungry maw while the common folk beg for even the skeletons to remain.