What registrars has HN been using lately? I've been super lazy and use Route53 for everything right now.
Pair. More or less forever. Nothing particularly special, but never so busted there’s been a reason to bother changing.
Domain registrar Gandi gets bought out, removes free mailboxes
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#92So who's the trustworthy, low-bullshit registrar now? I've been using Gandi for over a decade.
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#93What registrars has HN been using lately? I've been super lazy and use Route53 for everything right now.
> What registrars has HN been using lately? ycombinator.com itself is on 81 "Gandi SAS", although they use AWS DNS, so chances are it's through Route53 (since AWS isn't an ICANN registrar, they have other registrars actually handle the registry ops)
Also note that Gandi also handle registry ops for AWS see https://aws.amazon.com/route53/domain-registration-agreement...
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#95What registrars has HN been using lately? I've been super lazy and use Route53 for everything right now.
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#96What registrars has HN been using lately? I've been super lazy and use Route53 for everything right now.
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#99For those curious about what's going on (the post was removed) they merged with TWS: https://your.online/press-release/
Where the hell is the date on this press release... > "Gandi SAS (“Gandi”) and Total Webhosting Solutions B.V. (“TWS”), today announced" when was "today"?
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#100This is why I only use service A for domains. And service B for emails.
I use service A for domains, service B for DNS and service C for emails.
To bring it back on topic, this made it easy when I switched service A from Gandi to something else a year or two ago because a few things I was seeing from them "smelled funny." I don't remember the details, just that I wanted to switch.