← Back to context Comment by captn3m0 20 hours ago 10% apparently for .tk. I also remember .tv windfall, which is 8-9% of their GDP. 24 comments captn3m0 Reply tyre 20 hours ago And the .sy boom until startups got enough heat for, you know, funding the Assad regime. RobotToaster 20 hours ago Apparently nobody cares that .af is now funding the Taliban yieldcrv 19 hours ago The terms of using that tld say it must comply with Sharia lawpretty strict and apparently the Minister of that agency doesnt care that .af is a domain hack for “as fuck” in the west 4 replies → Gagarin1917 15 hours ago What website/service actually uses that? 3 replies → artursapek 19 hours ago The .ai TLD is some tiny island with a few thousand people gerdesj 19 hours ago .io is (British) Indian Ocean (Territory). dcow 17 hours ago I always thought these TLDs were a flight risk to be used in any serious capacity. What if the random state decides you/your business are in violation of [whatever] and kick you off? 9 replies → artursapek 17 hours ago haha yeah I've bet the last 12 months of my career on a .io
tyre 20 hours ago And the .sy boom until startups got enough heat for, you know, funding the Assad regime. RobotToaster 20 hours ago Apparently nobody cares that .af is now funding the Taliban yieldcrv 19 hours ago The terms of using that tld say it must comply with Sharia lawpretty strict and apparently the Minister of that agency doesnt care that .af is a domain hack for “as fuck” in the west 4 replies → Gagarin1917 15 hours ago What website/service actually uses that? 3 replies →
RobotToaster 20 hours ago Apparently nobody cares that .af is now funding the Taliban yieldcrv 19 hours ago The terms of using that tld say it must comply with Sharia lawpretty strict and apparently the Minister of that agency doesnt care that .af is a domain hack for “as fuck” in the west 4 replies → Gagarin1917 15 hours ago What website/service actually uses that? 3 replies →
yieldcrv 19 hours ago The terms of using that tld say it must comply with Sharia lawpretty strict and apparently the Minister of that agency doesnt care that .af is a domain hack for “as fuck” in the west 4 replies →
artursapek 19 hours ago The .ai TLD is some tiny island with a few thousand people gerdesj 19 hours ago .io is (British) Indian Ocean (Territory). dcow 17 hours ago I always thought these TLDs were a flight risk to be used in any serious capacity. What if the random state decides you/your business are in violation of [whatever] and kick you off? 9 replies → artursapek 17 hours ago haha yeah I've bet the last 12 months of my career on a .io
gerdesj 19 hours ago .io is (British) Indian Ocean (Territory). dcow 17 hours ago I always thought these TLDs were a flight risk to be used in any serious capacity. What if the random state decides you/your business are in violation of [whatever] and kick you off? 9 replies → artursapek 17 hours ago haha yeah I've bet the last 12 months of my career on a .io
dcow 17 hours ago I always thought these TLDs were a flight risk to be used in any serious capacity. What if the random state decides you/your business are in violation of [whatever] and kick you off? 9 replies →
And the .sy boom until startups got enough heat for, you know, funding the Assad regime.
Apparently nobody cares that .af is now funding the Taliban
The terms of using that tld say it must comply with Sharia law
pretty strict and apparently the Minister of that agency doesnt care that .af is a domain hack for “as fuck” in the west
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What website/service actually uses that?
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The .ai TLD is some tiny island with a few thousand people
.io is (British) Indian Ocean (Territory).
I always thought these TLDs were a flight risk to be used in any serious capacity. What if the random state decides you/your business are in violation of [whatever] and kick you off?
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haha yeah I've bet the last 12 months of my career on a .io