Kind of reminds me of the guy who owned graphics.com who would get requests from people who wrote //graphics/foo.gif instead of /graphics/foo.gif (Netscape and/

Kind of reminds me of the guy who owned graphics.com who would get requests from people who wrote //graphics/foo.gif instead of /graphics/foo.gif (Netscape and/or IE would, in those days, transform graphics into graphics.com when it couldn’t find the domain graphics). He set it up so that he would serve up an image informing the consumer that they had a malformed link and would get angry emails from webmasters (remember that term?) claiming he had hacked their sites.