Here we go again, just last month we had a problem with someone removing routes.

I think you have the wrong understanding, VAT is applied irrespective of origin, so the same reduction would apply to domestic products.

To simplify,

US product for sale for £100, then VAT would be £20 ( assuming 20% rate)

UK product for sale for £100, then VAT would be £20 ( assuming 20% rate)

I would presume that EU products sold in the US are charged sales tax already(for those states that have it).

The difference between sales tax and tarrifs is it applies to all products within the same category irrespective of its origin.

TXSE*

TSE would be the Tokyo Stock Exchange

>Toronto Stock Exchange

FTFY

It's really damn amusing and confusing when Toronto mostly refers to themselves as TSX, and the Tokyo Stock Exchange goes by TSE or TKS...

You are right; I was mistaken. TSX is the usual shorthand for Toronto Stock Exchange, not TSE.

No no, wasn't meant to correct you. Just highlighting the insanity of the various exchange nicknames/acronyms/self-definitions.

I do this regularly with magit, but mby I am missing something?

I.e. the typical Gerrit workflow

The reason why arm is not affected is that their "local" memory is non existent and they just spill everything to cache.

Could probably be that the shared memory (at least in the past) also was used for cache, so the same mechanism that probably sanitizer the cache is/was in play here.

This is specific to local/scratch memory which is not exposed for allocation in the same way dram is.

Let the people with virgin use a custom dns, like cloudflare or google, have solved many issues I had whilst under virgin.

It might be their crappy DNS virgin is running. Had a big issue pulling big repos with git (TLS error) before I switched my DNS. Same with accessing certain websites when I had my vpn on. Ever since I got my eeros so I can set the dns network wide(virgin does not allow custom dns), no problems.