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Whoa me too, in about 15 years of surfing the web I've never noticed any .int TLD. Not old enough for .arpa but this is cool. I would have not seen this witho
by meatwad 13y ago
Whoa me too, in about 15 years of surfing the web I've never noticed any .int TLD. Not old enough for .arpa but this is cool. I would have not seen this without your pointing it out. Thanks for the life experience! ;) With mobile browsers these days most of the time the URL isn't even shown.. So I hope everyone can appreciate this
- lokedhs 13y agoThe European Union web page is europa.eu.int. That's the biggest one I can think of. I do admit that one probably don't see that one a lot if you don't live in Europe.
- SEMW 13y ago> The European Union web page is europa.eu.int You're a little out of date there, I'm afraid. They officially switched from europa.eu.int to europa.eu in May 2006, after the EU's successful campaign to get their own .eu TLD in 2005.
- caf 13y ago.arpa is used for reverse DNS lookups. The PTR record for the IPv4 address 1.2.3.4 is looked up at 4.3.2.1.in-addr.arpa.
- brokenparser 13y agoAnd for enum lookups, e.g. +1-555-5678 becomes 8.7.6.5.5.5.5.1.e164.arpa.