Amazon is giving up a ton of revenue with the pricing of kindle books. Why is the Kindle version $9.99 when I can get the same book used from a myriad of sellers for < $4? Shouldn't the kindle version be priced competitively with the used books?
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@arcans Isn't the goal to get market share? The convenience of having it as an ebook isn't worth paying 100% more. You could certainly argue that competing with used isn't reasonable, but the *new paperback* is -still- cheaper than the Kindle version.
@ramiro Is that the coefficient of guilt in regards to how attractive you find Harry Potter characters relative to their age and yours?
@eric Quick googling and I found this: https://www.wired.com/2016/03/how-to-pull-photos-off-flickr/
@scrappy Bring Big Brother into *your* Bedroom for only $199.99!
Shiba ShakeThere are many things I like using Amazon for. This camera embedded Amazon Echo just feels like a bad idea and potential privacy disaster waiting to happen. https://www.amazon.com/Echo-Hands-Free-Camera-Style-Assistant/dp/B0186JAEWK
Interesting... I apparently lost all my follows? I mean, I couldn't care less about the number of followers I have, but enjoyed those randos I found in my first few days of Mastadoing.
@Elizafox Security isn't sexy, and the normals don't have the attention span to punish data breaches in any financial meaningful way.
@morganth I know a good street doc who can make those "special offers" disappear. He won't take corporate creds, but he doesn't ask questions, either.