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Just to be pedantic, you only need a registrar to globally register the domain name and associate it with DNS records. You could choose to point your system at
by treesknees 3y ago
Just to be pedantic, you only need a registrar to globally register the domain name and associate it with DNS records. You could choose to point your system at a locally-controlled DNS server, or edit the local /etc/hosts file, to use user-friendly names without depending on registering the domain with any authority.