> Amazon.com is their US site.
That's exactly the problem. .com <> US
Initially this kind of behavior was "quaint" and amusingly "typically American". But in 2015 it's just f-ing annoying.
That's exactly the problem. .com <> US
Initially this kind of behavior was "quaint" and amusingly "typically American". But in 2015 it's just f-ing annoying.
So's complaining about something that's been the de-facto standard for 2+ decades.
Sure it might make us on HN feel good that .com does not equal USA and we are the center of the world, but it would make little sense otherwise.