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Ask HN: Why buy domains and 301 redirect them to me?
345 points by HughParry | 114 comments
Ask HN thread where a SaaS owner asks why someone bought lookalike domains and 301-redirected them to his site, wondering if it's phishing or a resale scheme.
Ask HN: How to survive indefinite DDoS attack?
20 points by hknmtt | 32 comments
Tell HN: t.co is adding a five-second delay to some domains
325 points by xslowzone | 172 comments
Tell HN post reporting that Twitter's t.co link shortener adds a consistent ~5 second redirect delay to domains like NYTimes.com and threads.net.
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.name Termination(neil.fraser.name)
2118 points by pavel_lishin | 520 comments
Neil Fraser's blog post about Verisign's ICANN-approved plan to terminate third-level .name domains, threatening his long-held neil.fraser.name domain.
Tell HN: t.co is adding a five-second delay to some domains
325 points by xslowzone | 172 comments
Tell HN post reporting that Twitter's t.co link shortener adds a consistent ~5 second redirect delay to domains like NYTimes.com and threads.net.
Tell HN: Namecheap gave my account to an unverified third party
345 points by Thrashed | 128 comments
A Tell HN post describing how Namecheap support handed over a user's account to an unverified third party who simply called and asked.
Tell HN: GitHub refuses to remove cracked copies of my software after a month
462 points by IvanK_net | 249 comments
Tell HN post by Photopea's developer complaining that GitHub rejected his DMCA takedown of repositories hosting ad-stripped copies of his web app.
Tell HN: Impassable Cloudflare challenges are ruining my browsing experience
346 points by blakeashleyjr | 200 comments
A Tell HN post complaining that Cloudflare bot challenges block a Firefox-on-Linux VPN user from many sites, including Indeed, A2 Hosting, and Cloudflare's own forums.
Tell HN: Beware confidentiality agreements that act as lifetime non competes
359 points by throwarayes | 226 comments
A Tell HN post warning that broad IP confidentiality agreements, backed by the inevitable disclosure doctrine, can function as lifetime non-compete clauses.