They make gross profits but not net profits. Amazon invests everything it makes back into the business. That's how its got its fingers in so many pies.

I do not know about CNN. But I'm sure AMazon and GoDaddy have made a profit, and still do.

Don't do this or you'll be waiting a long time. I think CNN took something like 10 years before they turned their first profit. Amazon still hasn't made a profit. GoDaddy is also unprofitable despite

I kinda don't see Microsoft, Amazon and Google having overselling as their profit strategy for their clouds.

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FYI - Amazon Glacier uses 3-layer Blu-ray Discs for customer data.

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I suppose if they'd want to... we can usually get drives cheaper directly from distributors than "retailers" like Amazon and Newegg and such.

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a) Ability to buy a disk from Amazon and have it shipped to you. Obviously, you'd charge your 5-8% markup for handling, so no loss. If I'm buying a new external/internal drive, I wouldn't mind having

Why give them access to complete version of linux, instead of just file storage platform like Amazon Glacier/S3? Do customers really need the power & performance of the entire linux box? No,

Our BGP mix of NTT, Abovenet, Hurricane Electric and excellent peering over the Seattle Internet Exchange (e.g., Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Netflix, Akamai, Charter, T-Mobile, OVH, CloudFlare, Yahoo,

Linode, Amazon and others are informed before public release, as i said.

In the headers the "real" sender address is still mentioned, which I use to filter the mail from amazon for example (they use a similar technique).

amazon sends spam to student subscribers,too.

Locally I've been using it for development instead of vagrant for the last year and a half or so. It's lighter on resource usage than vagrant, which by itself is a big win. I'm also trying to get kube

Unsubscribing often does not work (e.g. neteller), or is impossible (Amazon student subscription). Sometimes companies send you spam even though you opted out of newsletters (humble bundle did that to

A company I work with is looking for a system service provider much like Amazon Web Services for their. Are there any competitors to Amazon that offer the same level of functionality, ease of provisio

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If you want to send genuine e-mail in large volumes, there's no reason not to use Amazon SES or an equivalent.