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pclmulqdq 1y ago
Both of these are about an account compromise, which is a really fascinating story about incentives. An accidental overrun on something you designed on AWS indicates you are hooked on their drugs, so obviously the dealer is happy to give you another free hit after you had a bad trip. That's good marketing. An account compromise has no intention, so giving you a refund is just a waste.