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Were I rich, I would buy a new tld (.usgov?) where we can recreate all the stuff being destroyed.
by xnx 2y ago
Were I rich, I would buy a new tld (.usgov?) where we can recreate all the stuff being destroyed.
- vkou 2y agoI think if you were rich, you'd do us a bigger favor by just buying the USGov.
- trhway 2y agoMusk already did that. Doesn't seem to be working out that well for the "us".
- vkou 2y agoI know absolutely nothing about xnx, which leads to me believe that he'd probably do a far better job with it.
- andrewflnr 2y agoRight, so at this point the bar for improvement is low.
- aqueueaqueue 2y agoIt is possible for 1yr TC of many people here. But you need to apply and wait. And the same hostile government, using ICANN, can can your TLD.
- M95D 2y agoJust like browsers can invalidate a root certificate, so can DNS servers replace their root DNS servers, at least for specific TLDs such as this one, thus bypassing ICANN entirely.
- blindriver 2y ago[flagged]
- glial 2y agoLink?
- tommoor 2y agoCould you point to some evidence for this claim?
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- butterandguns 2y agoIdk what you’re talking about but you can’t in good faith say _anything_ about this presidency is comparable to any other US presidency ever. You’re disingenuous, a troll, AI, or all of the above.
- zamadatix 2y agoICANN would likely not grant such a tld due to similarity concerns with .us/.gov. You can do the same thing without a tld of course: <original domain>.pubmirror.com (or whatever you want to use) is just about as easy despite an extra dot. My personal fqdn is even shorter than ".usgov"! The hard part is recreating/mirroring all the stuff.
- toomuchtodo 2y agoLike https://govwayback.com/ https://govwayback.com/? It enables trivial access to everything as archived before the current admin took office.