A great throwback to the nicer and simpler web of the 90s that so many of us grew up loving. Informative, no-nonsense content, fast loading even on a 28kbps modem, no BS tracking and analytics and ads and popups.
X.com
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#12Didn't this used to be owned by PayPal?
ooh From Wikipedia: On July 5, 2017 Elon Musk repurchased the domain name X.com from PayPal.[5][6] On 14 July 2017, Musk announced the "launch of x.com" on Twitter.[7] When the page launch it consisted of a blank white page with one "x" in the top left corner.[8]
Someone on Twitter suggested he use x.com as his Alphabet type of holding company, and he agreed that might be the best idea for it.
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#13It seems there's an open opportunity: single letter domain names see only very limited use.
I've just scanned through, and only x.com, q.com, and z.com resolved. q.com redirects to a centurylink setup page, and z.com is a japanese media group.
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#14There are two validation errors in the source! https://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Fx.com%2F&cha...
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#15See also http://www.something.com/
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#16Why's Elon using godaddy
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#17See also http://www.something.com/
That was quite a something...
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#18Interesting header: > Vary:User-Agent Maybe it's a clue to hidden content...
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#19Interesting header: > Vary:User-Agent Maybe it's a clue to hidden content...
Vary: User-Agent header, caching servers should consider the user agent when deciding whether to serve the page from cache. [1]
[1] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Va...
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#20A great throwback to the nicer and simpler web of the 90s that so many of us grew up loving. Informative, no-nonsense content, fast loading even on a 28kbps modem, no BS tracking and analytics and ads and popups.
I just finished a project where I tried to fulfill those ideals, but it still comes in at around 200kb.