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This probably means that meeting the minimum price does not guarantee that you would be able to buy it due to other (probably opaque) criteria. For example, the seller might not wa…

Just tested this. > Your User-Agent says Windows, but your installed fonts are Linux's. One of those is lying, and it isn't the fonts. But also... > Voice list = Microsoft David - …

Lots of HN readers located in countries outside of the US would find your answer infeasible (even the bank website requires their app for authentication, and this is the case for e…

There should be examples under the links I have added to the original comment. Unfortunately, I cannot give examples that I personally encountered (first, NDA, sorry, second, the I…

Some CDNs (like Cloudflare) use solely BGP anycast steering for routing to the "nearest" server. Other CDNs (like Akamai, Fastly, Netflix, and YouTube) use a hybrid BGP-DNS steerin…

Without disputing the added latency of CGNAT, the v6-only peering fights (not just the infamous Cogent-HE dispute but smaller regional ISPs peering only on v4) means that there are…

Actually, it depends on the Windows scheduler settings. On Windows Server, the default is to kill the foreground process (on the assumption that it is just a management app rather …

This is their last hurrah where Sony is primarily in control (yes, the panels are from LG et al. and the main processor is a Mediatek, sheesh). The TCL JV will formally commence in…

> does fork–exec copy all the process's memory NT: Yes? Why not? (note that this refers to the Windows NT kernel's operation because it had historically a POSIX emulation layer (NT…

Basically, CT did indeed worked as designed , but there was no monitoring by the domain authors (which to be fair there are a dearth of solutions of the time). On a related note, L…

And as stated by others, it's about not complying with GDPR et al. Heck, this is not even Cloudflare, it's AWS Cloudfront!

Not OP, but considering the American case (OpenAI) I do understand the OP's concern.

I can see why you thought it was, but "Open Price" in Japan means that the manufacturer has forgo setting the price themselves, unlike the previous policy that the price is dictate…

MTA-STS, a very recent standard (RFC 8461), only allows CRLF as the line terminator (to the chagrin of *nix lovers, and to the fact that a majority of mail systems are being operat…

I won't dispute you or even cassianoleal, but compared to how was US in 2005 (just barely finishing check/que digitalization), Brazil is indeed faster in this forefront (and it ena…

As already stated multiple times here, the CRLF is actually the "correct" way (at least in the telex days, where CR and LF have actual meanings of "Return Carriage to home" and "Fe…

> No idea why this is a thing actually a) It still affects their bottom-line: the issuer might still try to dispute this using a different code despite payment scheme (formal term …

Unless the GP post was edited after your response, you've basically ignored the whole second paragraph.

I think this is in the sense of needing a modern-ish hardware with VT-x/AMD-V support (instead of the already-contemporary v8086 which is already in use by Windows at this time).

TLDR: you're basically applying the US standard to something that has been released worldwide, and US intellectual property law is known to be one of the most lax when dealing on d…