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To all who can't replicate it: Clicking a link, copy/pasting the URL, and typing it from the keyboard all behave differently. Make sure that you manually type
by selcuka 4y ago
To all who can't replicate it: Clicking a link, copy/pasting the URL, and typing it from the keyboard all behave differently. Make sure that you manually type
http://ai/
into the location bar (do not use https). Also try with and without the trailing slash.
- LeoPanthera 4y agoSafari on macOS will not load this address. It does resolve, weirdly, "host" in the Terminal works and I can see Safari's requests being answered by my home DNS server in the logs. But Safari just throws an error: Can't connect to the server "ai". Update: It works if you include a trailing dot: http://ai http://ai. Update 2: HN's URL parser does not include the dot in the hyperlink. Frustrating.
- 5ESS 4y agohttp://ai http://ai. Works in safari for iOS, shockingly.
- LeoPanthera 4y agoHuh. It does not work on my iPhone. Same error. I wonder what the difference is.
- petee 4y agoThe link didn't include it, but try again with the trailing '.' period
- LeoPanthera 4y agoAha, yes, this works.
- selcuka 4y agoWeird. `dig` on macOS does not resolve it but `host` does.
- LeoPanthera 4y agoThat's interesting. dig works for me. I suspect all these difference depend on what DNS server you are using.
- rambojazz 4y agoThe proper URI should be "http://ai http://ai." (with the ending dot)