Replication is a good idea this is why our object storage is replicated 3x (Image)

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Vibe coding just increases the intensity and accumulation of technical debt, that we'd have to solve on our own if we don't hit agi soon enough. Otherwise, we're left with the 'big ball of mud'. We’re

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Taking peoples money without any intent to sell something is hardly a concept thats accepted anywhere on this planet, im sure.

that's the harsh truth. I suggest before anyone purchases something to investigate if the seller is a registered business and always review the ToS etc documentation

Its not. I can put a lot of stuff on some random text box while robbing you. Thats not legally binding when the intend behind it was to trick someone under a false pretense. That ToS is only comming i

During order when you click on I agree on ToS etc that still a contract, again i am just debating the legality of the action and not if its unethical or a scam

This still assume that any contract would have been established in the first place. If you "pretend" to sell something and take the money, its just a crime, no real sale has taken pl

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A “breach of contract” is defined by the contract itself. That’s why I’m saying that while not providing a full refund may be unethical, whether it’s legal or not depends on what the buyer agreed to a

If the provider fails to deliver anything at all, it is a simple breach of contract. It doesn't really matter what you agreed to at that point.

The core issue is legality, not ethics. While we both agree the practice is unethical, my position is that if a user explicitly agrees to the terms and is clearly informed of the risks before placing

a few months ago, people on this forum argued with me that vibe coding is a toy for 8-year-old kids and serious people don’t use it.

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it doesnt matter what it states. This case is the return of ill gotten gains if you so will. You tried to sell something you did not have. Simple as that. The charge should have never occured in the f

If I'd received a service and asked for a refund myself I'd let it slide, but not receiving an order because the provider took payment without the ability to provide service, and no warning that was t

What their refund and ToS policies state about refunds?

It's excruciating to read