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loses too.

I believe they offer an option to go through them, but it isn't mandatory.

This is an insurance company issue, not an Amazon one.

I don't think Netflix even has the content anymore to justify the cost. I cant imagine the password sharing restriction will help them.

It always used to be that you paid for the number of streams, and Netflix encouraged it https://twitter.com/netflix/status/840276073040371712

You should probably talk to your AWS contact.

What part of it do you believe is a scam? Seems like a standard class action suit where I might get a few dollars five years from now.

> AWS doesn't even have a way to report a bug

This is not true; we regularly open tickets with AWS for enhancements or bugs.

> If an alien species is technologically advanced enough that they can cross the universe, I find it hard to believe they simply wouldn't understand concepts like stealth, strategy, etc.

If they are that advanced, would they care about stealth or strategy?

I think much more common after one visits this site.

I feel like lifehacker has slowly become a slightly better version of buzzfeed over the last few years.

I had no idea Cobra Kai started with YouTube.

Wasn't that their Picasa acquisition?

Prime Video, though that isn't worth the cost.

It definitely is for me (US) - I basically check my mail once a week only to throw it all out. I do wonder if maybe I should just stop checking it entirely.

Well that's great, I'll be getting almost 100% junk mail via EV now.

Cox. At least in the past when I upgraded a modem, it required me calling support to give them the MAC address.

For me at least, that means calling support and giving them the new MAC address.

Just a joke - I've never understood why literally every other app works, but not Safari.

They are too busy working on allowing Safari to maximize as expected.

I honestly can't believe this company is still in business - it's been terrible for decades.

Github is good, though I suspect that will change given the amount of issues they run into daily: https://www.githubstatus.com/history

Definitely true, but having zero redundancy doesn't seem like uptime is a high concern.

If you are only running on a single node, it doesn't sound like downtime is a big concern regardless?

Is this a ChatGPT response too?

Google acquired DeepMind almost a decade ago. I'm not sure if anything significant has been produced yet? Maybe it has, and it's all behind the scenes.

It's a little more than IFTTT, but not much.

I refuse to use a cloud-based password manager, they will all be hacked eventually. I will continue to use and pay for the standalone 1Password as long as possible, and then be forced to self-host vaultwarden.

That sounds random to me. I meeting can be scheduled if needed.

I'm not saying reaching out for help if needed is bad - rather that an unscheduled call is a huge context switch. Async is preferable.