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@ntoskrnl@furry.engineer start our own DNS root network, then we can have any TLDs @Netux @ntoskrnl Which kinda falls apart when you want someone to access that DNS name that doesn't want to or cannot change their DNS to something custom, or when you want to do TLS things™ without handing out your own CAs to everyone as well :/ There already are intranets over the internet doing their own thing (which is cool, don't get me wrong!), but it usually requires reconfiguration of your client/router/server or a VPN connection @WhiteCatTamer But technically, yes. @WhiteCatTamer @ntoskrnl @flesh@thicc.horse @ntoskrnl@furry.engineer disney bought out the american broadcaster FOX in 2019 (but only their studios) @flesh @ntoskrnl this was a whole thing back when the .amazon TLD was given to the wrong Amazon https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-47794353 @ntoskrnl Ewww. .fox domain names for Fox Television Network is about the lamest idea ever.... @ntoskrnl 🦊 I feel like there should be some "common word" rule here but, money is more important than any law or common sense @ntoskrnl kind of reminds me of the .amazon TLD. Amazon (the company) registered it. Countries around the Amazon river complained, but this complaint was eventually overturned: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.amazon @ntoskrnl This is why we need to build our own DNS networks. I'm also so tired of whoever is in charge of it now. @ntoskrnl@furry.engineer Firefox will sign a sponsoring contract with Disney. You heard it here first @ntoskrnl@furry.engineer 99% of the time the corporations don't even use their custom TLDs anyway @ntoskrnl That's ridiculous! One company shouldn't be allowed to control a whole tld. I guess noone's challenged that in court @cenobyte @ntoskrnl .amazon,.aws,.azure,.audible,.americanexpress,.android,.alibaba,.airbus,.aaa,.aarp,.adobe,.apple... can barely even get through the A's. You go to the official list of all TLDs and you're immediately inundated with company owned TLDs. For some it makes sense, but others they've named their company something way too generic in the first place... And pay ICANN enough money to claim it for themselves. @ntoskrnl discovered this a couple of years back, when my ex was looking get a domain name and asked if .fox was available. Was an interesting rabbit hole to go down @ntoskrnl In a statement, Fox Media CEO Suzanne Scott wrote that Fox News Books will cater to the news corporation’s audience, bringing them “more of the compelling stories they’ve come to rely on Fox News Media personalities to deliver.” |
@ntoskrnl this is some bullshit