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Holy wow.. To me, this looks like the contents of an RFP where the submitter doesn't actually want any vendor to be able to meet the requirements.

• MattGaiser 6y ago
  I wonder if it is for the anti-trust lawsuit. Claim that nobody else can provide what they need?
  • skeeter2020 6y ago
    This seems like a good guess
    • systematical 6y ago
      But wouldn't that be easily thrown out / defeated if they weren't consuming those resources on AWS? Which seems easy to prove in court...
      • MattGaiser 6y ago
        That didn't stop any of the election lawsuits.
        • edoceo 6y ago
          Yes it did, they stopped. They started, were clearly bullshit, and then died in the courts - exactly as the system intended.
  • jcranmer 6y ago
    It wouldn't matter for the anti-trust lawsuit, since they're alleging that Amazon conspired with Twitter to kick off Parler because Parler would steal Twitter's market share. (Well, trying to allege, because they don't even manage to allege that any further than "Amazon hosts Twitter" and implying there's no other reason Amazon would kick Parler off, despite spending half the brief complaining that they're being kicked off for being conservative.)