

For the same reason as people who believe in religion, comfort against the scary reality of the fragility of life.
Anything and everything Amateur Radio and beyond. Heavily into Open Source and SDR, working on a multi band monitor and transmitter.
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For the same reason as people who believe in religion, comfort against the scary reality of the fragility of life.
You understand that this series is fictitious and intended to initiate self reflection in subtle and indirect ways.
If you run out of Tuna, you can use Salmon.
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Now that it’s free, are its users the product?
A hosting provider always has the ability to change what’s on their infrastructure. The Kindle store is no different.
As it happens, they’ve been doing this for years. For example, the price you set as an author is not fixed nor is how it turns up on the page or how and when it’s promoted.
The standard ebook format is essentially a zipped up series of text files.
Source: I sell my “Foundations of Amateur Radio” ebooks on the Kindle store
This looks like a scam.
In my experience Indeed is a very poor source of information. Picking the name of your city will invariably select all instances of that city name on the planet, making the quality of the result suspect if not outright misleading.
Source: I live in Perth, scattered across 17 cities in 7 countries.