domains

Spammy originating sites (or originating domains pretending to be relaying sites) would be easily identifiable, and thus blockable.

It's just that much of the 'innovation' is in a selection of domains with an emphasis on get-rich-quick pyramid schemes.

We develop and sell high-quality software solutions to consumers and businesses, solving tricky problems in (largely) niche domains elegantly and effectively.

It is in the nexus between CS and other domains that opportunities are still plentiful.

It's rather hard, and expensive to try to compete in domains where the government protects the status quo via heavy regulation.

Does Convox provide a convenient way to set up SSL for custom domains?

Up to until a few years ago.fi domains could only be registered by a company or other organization matching the name of the domain.

Very few problem domains are effectively modeled through the lens of inheritance.

Also many european business domains are restricted to eu businesses etc.

There should be a way to block domains that you don't want searched, otherwise secret URLs such as youtube private links, google docs, etc are exposed.

I'm a full-stack developer with experience in a wide range of problem domains.

I don't know about.co.jp, but individuals can definitely register.co.uk domains.

I would like to know where all these "desperate" companies are and what domains they are in.

Old text: "The hashes are also not under https domains.

There were almost no vanity/"spam" domains in the TLD.

I personally wish the article had gone a little further into being snarky, perhaps subtly, in recognizing how stupid, meaningless, unfunny, and unclever the idea of.io for "in/out" is for domains.

Domains, protocols and ports must match.