Who owns http://hackerne.ws
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Who owns http://hackerne.ws
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#2If the only reason is shortness of typing, why don't you use a bookmark? Even s60 browsers have those.
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#4Its a good example of how poorly Google's duplicate content filter works[1]. But I agree, its quite deceptive.
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#6If the only reason is shortness of typing, why don't you use a bookmark? Even s60 browsers have those.
Sometimes you have to access something from cybercafes. I bought qwertqwert.com so I could access "Dvorak anywhere" quickly with a qwerty keyboard.
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#7Why not donate the domain to YCombinator?
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He explained in the article why he doesn't do a 301 redirect.
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He explained in the article why he doesn't do a 301 redirect.
"I'd have to setup a server, which would enforce the notion that I am doing some kind of man-in-the-middle attack. There is also some obvious reason pointed out by HN members, no need to refer to it."
The first one isn't a good reason. If it immediately redirects the user will then be at news.ycombinator.com, which can be trusted.
What was the second reason?
Also, pg could solve this by performing the redirect himself whenever the "Host" header is not equal to "news.ycombinator.com"
Re: Who owns http://hackerne.ws
#10Why not donate the domain to YCombinator?
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=84040 (found via http://searchyc.com/hackerne.ws?sort=by_date_r) — Sounds like he's offered to do so in the past.