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What does "After eth.link was renewed, GoDaddy decided to ‘re-expire’ the domain" mean?
So they began reporting it as expired after their client retroactively failed some heuristic that they previously let the client pass.
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It's so funny how people are so happy to jump in defense of the US regime. Are international sanctions laws just? Should the US government have the right to bar other countries from transacting financially with the world? > Griffith has been limited to two or less meals a day, usually peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, because gangs in MDC control the kitchens and the commissary Gangs control US prisons because the…
> Are international sanctions laws just? Should the US government have the right to bar other countries from transacting financially with the world? North Korea happily transacts with China. It just can’t transact with us or with our friends. This makes sense given Pyongyang has credibly stated it would be happy to bomb us and our allies. If someone wants to work for our enemies, a few years in jail is–historically a…
The mental gymnastics required for holding both of these opinions is...something.
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"Basically for attending a tech conference in North Korea." Yeah, nah. That's not what happened. He deserves to be in prison. He is so smart yet so stupid at the same time.
You forgot switching accounts before replying to the same parent the second time. LOL.
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I think with web3 naming services (like ENS), regular people can actually own domains, since there is no service provider besides the blockchain
> no service provider Yes, there is, its this guy, and he is in prison now and can't do it anymore. This is the problem.
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That's not a grounded argument.
What in the world are you talking about? That's the entire point of blockchains, to have immutable records. And short of forking the blockchain or breaking the underlying encryption, there's literally no way to transfer a DNS record (in a world using DNS built on top of a blockchain) without the private key.
rebuking the implicit, "ergo this method is bad" part of your post, given its context. more specifically, the idea that its worse than current methods with DNS and X.509
If it's so important, why doesn't someone just pay the fee. Anyone with an interest.
Because unlike other registrars, GoDaddy only allows the domain registrant/owner to pay for the renewal.