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Those are not a part of the API contract in case with NT kernel, though, unlike Linux.

Also, there are OS-provided shims in ntdll.dll (which, by the way, isn't a part of Win32 platform API, but a part of the NT kernel interface).

On the 10G Uplink documentation page: https://docs.hetzner.com/robot/dedicated-server/network/10g-...

> The included traffic volume for outgoing traffic is 20TB. There is no bandwidth limitation. Overusage is billed with € 1.00 ($ 1.20)/TB. Incoming and internal traffic is unlimited.

So only egress is paid on 10Gbit, but still.

Only if you get gigabit networking (which can transfer only so much in a month). If you get 10Gbit/s, it's not unlimited anymore.

> My bank has an option to send me a notification every time I'm charged for something.

Wait, your bank doesn't do that by default? I've always assumed it's default behavior of most banks.

As a native Russian speaker, I would say that getting the morphology wrong won't prevent you from being understood. You will sound pretty weird, but people will still understand you.

Firefox has had same API as Chrome for a while.