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Oh, is that what happened? I saw it as an .au (I'm in AU) but couldn't work out what the heck RPI was (why do people still assume that their blog readers are i
by Jedd 13y ago
Oh, is that what happened? I saw it as an .au (I'm in AU) but couldn't work out what the heck RPI was (why do people still assume that their blog readers are in the same region they are?). Happily the dodgy "May 16, 2011" subtitle was a giveaway that it was somewhere in North America.
- dang 13y agoYeah, that's what happens. Blogspot detects which country you're in, silently edits every URL accordingly, and redirects you to that. Argh! Maybe we'll change our code to make it always be blogspot.com. p.s. I've added .au to the list :)
- frik 13y agoThere are also blogspot.de, .at, etc. ...Google's recent changes with the redirect and the bad HTML5 template are quiet annoying. Changing HN to always just display the .com version would be awesome.
- michaelt 13y agoIf you check the SSL certificate[1] you get quite the list: .blogspot.ae .blogspot.be .blogspot.ca .blogspot.ch .blogspot.co.at .blogspot.co.il .blogspot.co.nz .blogspot.co.uk .blogspot.com.ar .blogspot.com.au .blogspot.com.br .blogspot.com.es .blogspot.com.tr .blogspot.cz .blogspot.de .blogspot.dk .blogspot.fi .blogspot.fr .blogspot.gr .blogspot.hk .blogspot.hu .blogspot.ie .blogspot.in .blogspot.it .blogspot.jp .blogspot.kr .blogspot.mx .blogspot.nl .blogspot.no .blogspot.pt .blogspot.ro .blogspot.ru .blogspot.se .blogspot.sg .blogspot.sk .blogspot.tw [1] https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=www.blogspot.co.uk&s=74.125.30.191 https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=www.blogspot....