Same. Moved all my domains from namesilo -> porkbun.

I use Cloudflare's DNS for all of my domains, basically, I only saw UI once in a lifetime.

I have all my domains there and last thing I care about is how the UI looks.

In fact, I have some sites muslim-facing and I don't use Porkbun at all for those domains. The name itself is fine for me in an Asian context, but just in case, so as to not cause offence and lose tra

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Can I add any number of sub-domains?

With Caddy on demand TLS, it's totally possible to obtain TLS certificates on thousands of top level domains and subdomains.

You have a website with multiple sub-domains, getting the SSL Certificate for each of your sub-domains is a very long and unlikely process.

apart from out-dated UI i don't think namesilo has anything bad. I've 6 domains over there. 5 of them renew in same month. So, it like I login there for only two times a year. I've moved my clients do

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This seems like a strange use case to me. Not a cloud desktop - I get that. But you seem focused on playing YT vids and that is something cheap client devices do really well. I mean everything from

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No real reason. I had some PB domains already from their "10 years for $5" promos (e.g. the lowend.party domain I use in tutorials, etc.)

I look at tld-list and transfer domains every year to get the best prices.

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Yeah, the interface is from the 1990s but I don't think I ever logged in after initially setting my nameservers, and their dirt cheap pricing was definitely worth more than looking at such a historica

happy now with them knocks on wood. I have a few domains with porkbun as well but the domain itself does sound pretty unprofessional lol

What I'm unsure about is how (if all) this applies to the purchase of digital goods and services (domains, servers, etc) rather than physical goods, and which tax rate applies. I assumed the legislati

@NoComment - sorry I misunderstood your point. it had not occurred to me that domains would be subject to normal state sales tax, but apparently they are.

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