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>He also owns the X.com domain name, which now redirects to Twitter. I get a GoDaddy parked domain page. Edit: maybe some people aren't getting the parked pag
by tyingq 3y ago
>He also owns the X.com domain name, which now redirects to Twitter.
I get a GoDaddy parked domain page.
Edit: maybe some people aren't getting the parked page? It wasn't an attempt at a joke, that's what I see. Seems relevant given he's clearly pushing the idea. https://imgur.com/a/pi5B11K https://imgur.com/a/pi5B11K
$ whois x.com | grep '^Registrar URL'
Registrar URL: https://www.godaddy.com
- brycewray 3y agoTo quote John Wayne’s character from “The Shootist”: “That’s appropriate.”
- mkl 3y agoI get that whois, but the redirect.
- tyingq 3y agoThe parked page happens to not be a redirect. It's probably DNS TTLs. If you get redirected to twitter, you're seeing A records like 104.18.16.213 (Cloudflare). I'm seeing an A record of 34.102.136.180, which gives the parked page. I think they changed the NS records to Cloudflare and the TTL hasn't run out on the original for many downstream DNS servers.... $ host -t ns x.com x.com name server ns71.domaincontrol.com. x.com name server ns72.domaincontrol.com. "domaincontrol.com" is the parked page service.