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Absolutely nothing you own is absolute. Except maybe brainwallets. Also, avoid ccTLDs where you do not have your primary presence.
by teddyh 3y ago
Absolutely nothing you own is absolute. Except maybe brainwallets. Also, avoid ccTLDs where you do not have your primary presence.
- 01HNNWZ0MV43FF 3y agoLosing a couple percent of cash every year to inflation is a lot more predictable than losing a domain suddenly and having someone else put up a malware-infested copy of my own site taken from an archive.
- yjftsjthsd-h 3y agoI feel comfortable saying you can own a .onion address, since it's controlled by a private key you control.
- jj999 3y agoProperties are dependant on you being able to defend it, which, if you aren't a state, you delegate to the state where you posess thing. This include your body, your mind, and your life.
- yjftsjthsd-h 3y agoJust because you can redefine a word into being meaningless doesn't mean it's useful to do so.
- xyzzy123 3y agoThis is true but it would nice to have some TLDs operated as associations or coops for the benefit of members.