[sf-lug] Jit.se meeting notes for today Sunday, August 2, 2020

Bobbie Sellers bliss-sf4ever at dslextreme.com
Mon Aug 3 21:27:28 PDT 2020



On 8/3/20 9:11 PM, Rick Moen wrote:
> Quoting Bobbie Sellers (bliss-sf4ever at dslextreme.com):
>

     I am glad you find some amusement in my typographical errors.
     Sadly no spell checking for such AFAIK.

     Bobbie
>> Jit.se meeting notes
>        ^^
>
> Suddenly, they're Swedish?  Det är konstigt, de låter inte svenska.
>
> The Jitsi project's public Jitsi Meet server is meet.jit.si.
> That country-code domain is for Slovenia, but of course many
> non-Slovenian sites use that top-level domain for clever naming
> effects[1], which is obviously why they're doing so here.
> You cannot normally assume a .si domain is Slovenian for the same reason
> you can't assume a .tv domain is in Tuvalu.
>
>> I logged on about 10:50 AM    Well a lot of you all
>> were not at the meeting which was probably just as well.
>> Jit.ze meetings are still a learning experience for most of us.
>        ^^
>
> There's not even such a top-level domain at all, at this point.
> If you want to create one, the best way would be via invasion and
> creating, say, the Republic of Zeland, then get the .ze country-code
> top-level domain assigned to the Republic of Zeland by the
> International Organization for Standardization (ISO)'s 3166 Maintenance
> Agency, via the ISO 3166-1 standard process.  You'll need your shiny new
> country to either (a) by a UN member state, (b) a member of one of its
> specialised agencies, and/or a party to the Statute of the International
> Court of Justice.  Finally, ask IANA for rights over .ze.
>
>
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