...in Soviet Russia official Visa website says that merchants are allowed to check ID. And sometimes they really do.
It's double strange, because most merchants don't use PIN verification.
Windows actually uses GPU to render "old" interface too, it's supported from version 3.1 AFAIR. In case you're not using generic VGA driver, of course.
I guess, in a pretty small isp you can just try blocking whole RIPE and APNIC and most customers won't notice it. Althrough it isn't the way how Internet should work.
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...in Soviet Russia official Visa website says that merchants are allowed to check ID. And sometimes they really do. It's double strange, because most merchants don't use PIN verification.
What about quantum numbers called 1, 2, 3? Energy levels look real and their existence can be verified experimentally.
Windows actually uses GPU to render "old" interface too, it's supported from version 3.1 AFAIR. In case you're not using generic VGA driver, of course.
I guess, in a pretty small isp you can just try blocking whole RIPE and APNIC and most customers won't notice it. Althrough it isn't the way how Internet should work.
I get my Russian passport for something around 50 roubles ( 2$). What am I doing wrong?
.ru domain using his "real" passport, you don't need to become a citizen to do it.
Any foreigner can register