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while funny, it would cause me so many headaches either directly or indirectly that is completely cancels out
It would cause me a large number of professional headaches but I still think it’ll be funnier than that.
My company didn't jump on the
.iobandwagon, so it would just be a bunch of random dead links.So for me, it should be net funny.
I'm pretty sure our site uses a CDN that is
.ioso that going to be interesting.One of our spinoff companies wants to act so badly like a start up and be edgy they moved everything to a .io domain. This would be icing on the cake for how cowboy they manage everything.