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SpellZ

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• May 27, 2011

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What the hell lol..
Open Safari... hit OPTION + V in the url browser, click enter...
√.com lol

 

SpellZ

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Cant believe no one found it amusing...

How can he have √.com?

how can he use that symbol?

 

voyevoda

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• May 27, 2011

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internationalized_domain_name

 

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Silverion

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• May 27, 2011

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Wow. I didn't know √ could be registered as a domain. That's a new one for me. Are there any other symbols that have been registered as domains?

 

SpellZ

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Silverion said:

Wow. I didn't know √ could be registered as a domain. That's a new one for me. Are there any other symbols that have been registered as domains?

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I just checked it out..

All ASCII could be registered, but there must be at least 3 of them so

.com will work but .com or .com won't (at least from my understanding)

 

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Silverion

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• May 27, 2011

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SpellZ said:

I just checked it out..

All ASCII could be registered, but there must be at least 3 of them so

.com will work but .com or .com won't (at least from my understanding)

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Then how did √.com work and how come it wasn't √√√.com?

 

bertbaby

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• May 27, 2011

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Well that's a guaranteed way to diminish traffic to your web site using ASCII!