Outrage Among Cops as Amazon Allows Sale of “Blue Lives Murder” Merchandise on Their Website

Amazon defends selling ‘blue lives murder’ apparel claiming that they want to provide their customers with the ‘widest possible selection’ of goods. While just about every conservative disavows this type of apparel they would defend a companies right to sell whatever they want so long as they remained consistent in that business practice.

NORTH HAVEN, Connecticut (WFSB) — Three Amazon warehouse employees are facing charges, accused of stealing more than $50,000 worth of merchandise while on the job. North Haven police have arrested Teyska Miranda, Carlennys Matos-Romero, and Nelson Feliciano. The arrests came after police were notified that Amazon discovered inventory inconsistencies and...

The 14,400-year-old puppywas discovered frozen and had hairy tissues and a twig in its stomach which prompted researchers to question just what the prehistoric canine may have eaten. Feasting on one of the last remaining woolly rhino. Genetic analysts from Stockholm's Natural History Museum confirmed that the hair belonged to...

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Dozens of major high-traffic websites and social media platforms, including Reddit, Amazon, and the New York Times, were knocked offline early Tuesday following an apparent glitch at a U.S.-based cloud computing services provider, Fastly. Other sites affected by the Fastly outage included GitHub, Hulu, HBO Max, PayPal, Vimeo, Shopify and...

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A university working paper finds online shoppers often use one coping mechanism to manage the exhaustion that comes with endless choices online: They take a break. In a statement, researchers from NYU and UCLA said abundant search choices lead many to adopt a “search/rest/search-some-more” approach to online shopping. The rest period, dubbed “search gap,” can “restore our shopping mojo, and even slightly increase the likelihood of finally making a purchase.”

The Loch Ness Monster, is that you? On Thursday (3), a fisherman had a somewhat unusual experience when he was on Farnborough Beach in Queensland, in Australia. Dave Devine thought he had just seen a ‘stump’ floating in the water… What he didn’t know was that the stump was a huge surprise: nothing but crocodile enormous!

Dozens of high-traffic websites, including CNN, the New York Times and Reddit, were offline Tuesday morning after an apparent widespread outage at a cloud service company. San-Francisco-based cloud service company Fastly said around 6 a.m. that it was investigating “the issue.” Around 7 a.m., the company said a fix had been applied, adding that customers could experience “increased origin load as global services return.”

A massive outage struck large swaths of the Internet on Tuesday, causing the New York Times, Amazon, Hulu and other high-traffic websites to temporarily shut down. The problem appeared related to the San Francisco cloud services provider Fastly, which many companies use to help their websites load faster. About an hour after the outages hit, the company said on its website that it had identified a problem and applied a fix, allowing the affected sites to come back online. A Fastly spokesperson declined to elaborate.

SK Telecom (SKT) rubbished South Korean media articles stating Amazon was preparing to acquire a 30 per cent stake in its e-commerce unit 11st, Yonhap News Agency reported. A representative told the newspaper there are no discussions regarding Amazon exercising a right to acquire the stake, a stipulation included in a partnership agreed in late 2020.

Several of the world’s most trafficked websites were inaccessible or running unreliably Tuesday morning, with many impacted sites showing 503 errors. The outage of the websites, which included the UK Government’s own website, a host of newspapers and newsgroups, and online culture sites began a little before 1100 BST (0600 EST) and saw many sites return a 503 Service Unavailable message. Mozilla Web Developer documentation defines a 503 error as indicating “the server is not ready to handle the request. Common causes are a server that is down for maintenance or that is overloaded.”

Many websites have been disrupted or gone down altogether following an outage at cloud service provider Fastly. Twitch, Amazon, and Reddit are just a few of the dozens of high-traffic websites affected by the outage. The New York Times, CNN, and the U.K. government’s home page are also unavailable, Associated Press reports.

Websites around the world, including major news sites, Amazon and the United Kingdom's government page, were temporarily down during a massive outage early Tuesday. Fastly, an American cloud computing services provider, said it began investigating the issue about 5:58 a.m. ET on its status page. The company, which provides content delivery services to many websites, said the issue was fixed within an hour.

A massive internet outage has affected websites including the Guardian, the UK government’s website gov.uk, Amazon and Reddit. The issue made the sites inaccessible to many users for more than an hour on Tuesday morning. The outage was traced to a failure in a content delivery network (CDN) run by...

Huge sites including Amazon, Twitter Reddit and Gov.uk seem to be suffering from a reported global internet outage. BBC news, the New York Times and The Guardian also seem to be affected by the connection issues. Other sites like HMRC and Spotify desktop have also received reports of issues from...

A concerned citizen has launched a Change.org petition to prevent Jeff Bezos from returning to Earth after his upcoming flight to space, scheduled for July 20. Succinctly titled “Petition To Not Allow Jeff Bezos Re-Entry To Earth,” the initiative has garnered over 12,000 signatures. “Jeff Bezos is actually Lex Luthor,...

The bulk of the Internet broke down after an apparent problem with the infrastructure of many of the world’s largest websites. everything from reddit new York Times And the UK government website stopped loading worldwide, with users seeing a series of error messages. independentThe website also came under the grip of issues.