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This has been done before, about 10 yrs ago from memory... complete waste of time.
It only works for people who have installed special software so utterly useless in the real world.
It only works for people who have installed special software so utterly useless in the real world.
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A few people have tried this silly approach to offering 'new' domain names. Here's another: https://www.new.net/search
They don't work unless a browser knows how to resolve them, or you make specific changes to your local DNS. That's why these outfits are trying to get ISPs on board - quite a hopeless task.
They don't work unless a browser knows how to resolve them, or you make specific changes to your local DNS. That's why these outfits are trying to get ISPs on board - quite a hopeless task.
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