And why have I not seen loads an loads of .py domains for python? Paraguay is a stable enough country for this purpose. Do they limit domain names to residents?
>Registration restrictions: Second-level registrations prohibited; must have a contact in Paraguay; subdomains have various restrictions; all applications subject to approval by registry
>Structure: Registrations are at third level beneath second-level labels
.sh is Saint Helena? I always assumed it was just "shell". Are there any file extensions on the list that are technically country codes but nobody actually uses them for the country?
Isn't ruby .RB?
And why have I not seen loads an loads of .py domains for python? Paraguay is a stable enough country for this purpose. Do they limit domain names to residents?
>Registration restrictions: Second-level registrations prohibited; must have a contact in Paraguay; subdomains have various restrictions; all applications subject to approval by registry
>Structure: Registrations are at third level beneath second-level labels
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.py
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.sh is Saint Helena? I always assumed it was just "shell". Are there any file extensions on the list that are technically country codes but nobody actually uses them for the country?
Bah, people who use .CC or .cc for C++ files deserve to be beaten about the head with a baseball bat. It's not clever.
On the flip side, .hpp always makes me chuckle. What is that, Header++?
I thought Ruby uses .rb (not .ru), and Scala uses .scala (not .sc).
In Scala, .sc is used for worksheets and inconsistently for scripting, see https://scala-cli.virtuslab.org/scripting for instance.
Yeah, should be .rb for Ruby. Also .mm isn't Objective-C, but Objective-C++.
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