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I think so, their DNS was self-hosted but now at cloudflare, but their panel/website is still hosted on their own network (Image)

Some few hours remaining. No best of luck. Everyone makes their own luck.

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one of those guys. What exactly did you expect to reach with that apart from feeding your own ego? And so what if she is? Does this make her or anyone somehow remotely connected to the Repuc guy scam

LOL. You or your friend sold the servers on R10.net and some Syrian guys are writing to your sister now?

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I somewhat wonder how hard it would be to seek out some dormant extension and "do the necessary investigations before deciding to become the registry".

Niue have tried to make us return .nu for over 20 years now (Image)

I usually look forward to a @jlet88 post because it's generally balanced, logic-based, and very well-written. The fact that you got this makes me feel good that my tongue-in-cheek approach didn't hit

Interesting. .bv is actually a new one for me. These would probably sell like hot cakes in the Nederlands (and maybe Belgium - i'm not really sure but i guess at least the flemish part is bound to hav

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Yeah but these all actually exist. Not to mention the historical relevance of the Soviet Union. Beyond Antarctica these are all places noone has ever heard of.

There's still a few other virtually uninhabited islands with their own TLD. Heck, even Antarctica has one at .aq !

Sure (the whole bunch around .re and friends, .fo or even just .io representing "Indian ocean territories", which is really administered by Australia i think) but none of these come

Oh, there are still quite a few obscure TLDs. Great Britain has a bunch of islands and dependencies that each have their own TLD in the root. France has a few, too. Even the US used to have .UM for so