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I wonder if CLI commands is a valid use case, e.g: curl -L https://myapp.new https://myapp.new | bash
by JMTQp8lwXL 7y ago
I wonder if CLI commands is a valid use case, e.g:
curl -L https://myapp.new https://myapp.new | bash
- ryeights 7y agoBut we already have .sh [1]! [1]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/.sh https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/.sh
- huy-nguyen 7y agoBut sh is not a top-level domain.
- growt 7y agoThis is the first sentence of the wikipedia article linked in the comment you responded to: .sh is the Internet country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for Saint Helena
- huy-nguyen 7y agoI meant it's not a "generic top-level domain" like .com or .org so its semantic meaning is the "domain name for websites for St Helena." This is similar to the situation for .io, which was really intended for the British Indian Ocean territory but has been appropriated by the tech industry. I'm in favor of using generic TLDs if at all possible. I believe google also treat generic TLDs differently than country-specific TLDs.