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gollark: I've heard of `.google` and of them offering domains and stuff.
gollark: Yes, 8.8.8.8/8.8.4.4.
gollark: Until Google comes out with "Google Domains & DNS" or something, in which you simply point your DNS at Google servers and enjoy how Google domains are just top-level, non-found domains redirect you to... Google... and you can't register any domains unless you're Google.
gollark: Probably just sit on it.
gollark: Which is ridiculous, because it's not really a particularly google-specific domain.
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