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The OpenNIC project [1] maintains an alternative DNS root and supports a few alternative TLDs: .bbs, .chan, .cyb, .dyn, .geek, .gopher, .indy, .libre, .neo, .nu
by p4bl0 3y ago
The OpenNIC project [1] maintains an alternative DNS root and supports a few alternative TLDs: .bbs, .chan, .cyb, .dyn, .geek, .gopher, .indy, .libre, .neo, .null, .o, .oss, .oz, .parody, and .pirate.
My personal web page is available at http://pablo.rackham.pirate/ http://pablo.rackham.pirate/ for users of this alternative root =). I don't have a TLS certificate for it thought, because it's not supported by Let's Encrypt (same problem with my .onion address, but it's less of a problem because traffic is e2e encrypted anyway over Tor).
Also, I don't know if there is any conflict with the new TLDs that were introduced by ICANN in 2015. I hope not :).
[1] https://www.opennic.org/ https://www.opennic.org/
- bombcar 3y agoWeirdly enough apparently there are a few SSL cert issuers who will issue for .onion - maybe they would issue for OpenNIC.
- p4bl0 3y agoOh I'm sure that if you're willing to pay for a certificate you can get one for pretty much anything you want. I was specifically talking about Let's Encrypt :).