it's added at checkout if applicable

unless you're talking about the finnish VAT, which obviously doesn't apply to american stores

i mean that if i go now and buy directly from their site they sell it for me 15 but using amercan proxy or just american amazon i can dropt that price to 13~ish

its just silly pricing from CCPs part

that they decided to go "15 on both"

its mild example as differences aint that large (unless you buy for whole year once)

.. because you're literally evading tax that way

that's why it's cheaper

how is that CCPs fault

as i keep telling you its not the tax what affect there in some cases its just bad pricing policies

similarily why steam has millions of regional prices on some games but some games it sells same on everywhere (rarely these days i admit but seen it happen still)

because the publisher/developer didn't set regional prices?

steam doesn't dictate regional pricing

they just give the option to do it

if you look at steam purchases it clearly lists

yeah i know

Reee eve

this isn't the eve down under discord

strange coincidental timing to see eve mentioned

@LookRat there's an eve down under discord?

@Hiruzen it's this weekend! Yeah there's a discord for it. I poked my nose back out of there to see what's new in chinkshit land... and found more eve stuff. Thought I had misclicked.

Looks like eve /vg/ thread has gone the way of the dodo. Rip in piss.

https://www.engadget.com/2019/05/20/amd-chips-immune-to-mds-vulnerabilities/

i really wonder how many researchers are actively looking into AMD vulnerabilities

and by that i don't mean try the intel ones on AMD

less incentive for something with a 20% market share

id say quite many currently as their market share is rocketing in serverside and on homepc side too

only place where they arent yet properly is laptops

what is completly up to device manufacturers and bribes paid to them to support X or Y

>rocketing

you mean they're even further behind server side

in market share

id say from near zero to aim 10% on server side is quite steep in few years

and considering Amazon publishing separate EC2 instances on EPYC chips

they rarely do anything unless its worth the money on EC2s

still, their market share is < 10%

and research doesn't happen overnight

assuming there is people actually working on it now it'll be years before you see the result of that

assuming there is professional what know what they are doing id say even less

but indeed its good that its 10% and being investigated already

than 90% and losing majority of sales perks due their design choices