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Underscores aren't technically valid in URLs or domain names ;D That minor implementation detail aside... You make a good point. Perhaps MD5 or SHA256 hashes
by jaytaylor 4y ago
Underscores aren't technically valid in URLs or domain names ;D
That minor implementation detail aside... You make a good point. Perhaps MD5 or SHA256 hashes will become a last resort for domain names? Haha, no.
- wtetzner 4y agoOr maybe UUIDs...and the typical printed representation of those uses hyphens, which are valid in domain names ;)
- RealStickman_ 4y agoDNSv6 will emerge and replace the old DNS system