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My work blocks the .xxx, so I can't even see if this is legit.

• vikrum 14y ago
  My bad. Try this http://198.101.225.92/ http://198.101.225.92/ or http://3328565596/ http://3328565596/ It's backed by my roflscale http-to-gopher cloud cluster blogging platform, so it's legit.
  • jurre 14y ago
    http://198.101.225.92/ruminations/first-year.html http://198.101.225.92/ruminations/first-year.html for the actual post
  • cygwin98 14y ago
    Despite the domain name issue, the post itself was nice to read. I could easily sense the enthusiasm and pride when you mentioned your success in the launch of FireBase and the gimmicks prior to it. Thanks.
  • zrgiu_ 14y ago
    How did you do this: http://3328565596/ http://3328565596/ ? I've never seen "domains names" like this before..
    • ojiikun 14y ago
      String together the 4 octets of the IP addy as if they were one binary number. Or for the procedurally-minded: take the first number of the dotted-quad times 256^3 plus second times 256^2 etc etc etc.
    • shellox 14y ago
      https://gist.github.com/3236290 https://gist.github.com/3236290
• LyndsySimon 14y ago
  My employer blocks it as well. That's interesting, though understandable I suppose.