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oh HN doesn't support emojis - that is g@<unicorn-emoji>.kz or g@<unicorn-emoji>

• kuon 6y ago
  I think you need the .kz, if you don't, I can officially say that I am out of the tech game and need to go grow potatoes.
  • wohfab 6y ago
    You need a TLD but IIRC, the second level is not required. So you could have something like `http://google http://google`, which I think, Google actually had at some point in the past. Cannot however find anything related to this anymore.
    • sofixa 6y ago
      The .ai TLD has an A record, so http://ai/ http://ai/ works.
      • kuon 6y ago
        Yes, this I understand. But not the other way around.
    • Biganon 6y ago
      I wrote a post about that: https://www.simonjunod.ch/projets/webtld/ https://www.simonjunod.ch/projets/webtld/ It's in French, but it's easy to understand the gist of it
• sschueller 6y ago
  I am also confused. I assume the email address would always be postfixed with .kz or the email would not arrive.
  • bellyfullofbac 6y ago
    Yeah, the YouTube ad shows this (there's a quick screenshot of an email address with .kz after the emoji). But the ad also does the trick of eliminating the ccTLD after gmail and yahoo, it asks you "Still using an @gmail address?" ... well I use an @gmail.com address, but I see what you did there, you eliminated the .com so you could also hide the fact that your emoji address actually needs a .kz at the end.
• _s 6y ago
  g@<emoji>.kz