gbxyz

As a former CTO, nothing is less likely to make me believe a claim than prefixing it with "CTOs agree..."

Get a better government.

An Interplanetary DNS Model: https://www.ietf.org/archive/id/draft-johnson-dtn-interplane...

That seems like a pretty extreme solution to that problem.

Teaching an LLM to play Mornington Crescent https://vm.tiktok.com/ZGejrSJfE/

Verisign sold its CA back in 2010.

I kind of get the vibe that Mozilla is laying the groundworks for Microsoft vs Netscape Round II - or at least some kind of antitrust litigation.

It has never been present in the DNS root zone. A TLD that doesn't exist in the DNS is not really a TLD, is it?

The UN publishes a list of recognised member states. ISO maintains a list of codes. IANA uses that list to determine whether a country code TLD is valid. But that's the extent of the UN's involvement in the governance of the root zone.

.xk does not exist. https://www.iana.org/domains/root/db

(2010)

Aside: Arachnophilia was the first editor I used for web page development in the late 90s as it was installed on every PC in my university's computer rooms. It's amazing to rediscover it now!

mods, I suggest adding (1999) to the post title.

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