This is a most excellent place for technology news and articles.
I mean, there's nothing stopping you, but it's a bad idea. You can also call your website aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.com. Good luck trying to type that out as an end user.
Still, I like that going to the website mentioned by the article, http://a-------------------------------------------------------------a.com/ , gives you a page trying to sell it to you in the most ironic way.
I'm guessing it's not intentionally silly.
This site can’t be reached a-------------------------------------------------------------a.com refused to connect. Try:
Checking the connection ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED
The obvious choice is
8-------------------------------------------------------------D.com
Unfortunately D will become d in a browser URL field.
It'd need to be equal signs too, not just hyphens or dashes. Girth is love, girth is life.
