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No it isn't. BestBuy is still sending people to bestbuy.com You cannot using a raw TLD as a domain.
by jonny_eh 4y ago
No it isn't. BestBuy is still sending people to bestbuy.com
You cannot using a raw TLD as a domain.
- 255 4y agohttp://ai./ http://ai./
- djbusby 4y agoThat's neat! How'd you have that so ready?
- yjftsjthsd-h 4y agoIt's well known for being special/short like that.
- hacksore 4y agowho even needs DNS https://1.1 https://1.1
- none_to_remain 4y agoLooks like they turned it off in response to your comment, though!
- none_to_remain 4y agoActually my home ISP won't resolve it, curious...
- josephg 4y agoWhy not?
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- TechJRK 4y agoSure you can! Some web browsers might be confused, but you can just put a . at the end. http://ai./ http://ai./ That’s a valid url
- CydeWeys 4y agoIt's not allowed on gTLDs though. .ai is a ccTLD.