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Not related to the article posted here, but yes, move to Gandi. Gandi is expensive but Gandi is the best registrar you will ever find (if you do not have to de
by gioele 12y ago
Not related to the article posted here, but yes, move to Gandi.
Gandi is expensive but Gandi is the best registrar you will ever find (if you do not have to deal with DNS records every day but only seldomly).
Gandi support is great. And they did never advertise: <http://www.gandibar.net/post/2014/03/26/Why-Gandi-doesn-t-advertise> http://www.gandibar.net/post/2014/03/26/Why-Gandi-doesn-t-ad....
- johnchristopher 12y agoThere is a typo in the url and it turns out to be funny: Document not found The document you are looking for does not exist. http://www.gandibar.net/post/2014/03/26/Why-Gandi-doesn-t-advertise http://www.gandibar.net/post/2014/03/26/Why-Gandi-doesn-t-ad... Sigh... I wouldn't dare to use the word 'ironic' on the internet ever again.
- gioele 12y ago> There is a typo in the url Argh, that HN parsing bug again. The HN parser has problems with angle brackets: if you write < URL > (without spaces), HN will leave the opening angle bracket untouched (good) and attach the closing angle bracket to the URL (very bad), so the URL written in the @href attribute will be wrong. Using < URL > (without spaces) is the way URLs are meant to be written in the middle of a sentence. It is sad that HN has problems with that syntax.