On: Yugoslavia's Digital Twin – When a country's internet domain outlives the nation

[shimonabi]

Until today I thought that the most widely used second-level domain .co.yu stood for "Commonwealth", like in .co.uk.

[lmm → shimonabi]

It doesn't stand for that in .co.uk though? It is at least widely understood to stand for "commercial" - .co.uk, .org.uk etc., are meant to be analogous to top-level .com, .org etc.

[resolutebat → lmm]

And of course .co.ck, for commercial entities in the Cook Islands: https://www.google.co.ck/

[dkjaudyeqooe → resolutebat]

I've found the perfect TLD for my new porn venture named 'hard'.

[Tabular-Iceberg → dkjaudyeqooe]

Get your head out of the gutter!

The .co.ck TLD is for serious business purposes, like crane rental companies, producers of integrated circuits, cloud storage providers, or maybe a lobby group for the carbon-based pigment industry.

[lmm → resolutebat]

Totally sums up my credos

[raverbashing → shimonabi]

Well it seems .en/.wa/.sc don't exist, (or I mean, whatever it might be, it could be .ab, for Wales it would be harder as .cy/.cm/.cr/.cu exist

[Tabular-Iceberg → raverbashing]

Seems like a bit of an oversight when even the Bouvet Island gets a ccTLD, and all it has is a bunch of penguins.