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The global top-level domain is a dot (.) Point your browser to www.google.com. and it will resolve the same. com. and net. and dk. are top-level domains, but
by joeframbach 13y ago
The global top-level domain is a dot (.)
Point your browser to www.google.com. and it will resolve the same.
com. and net. and dk. are top-level domains, but still are "subdomains" under the global ".".
The administrator of the dk tld just pointed a dns record at it.
- drdaeman 13y agoJust wonder whenever http://./ http://./ could exist. Theoretically, I suspect, this should be possible, as an empty-named A/AAAA records on root DNS servers, although dig(1) and host(1) failed to produce such query for me.