Domain > gxi.me

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Date	IP Address
2015-02-24	104.28.0.20 (ClassC)
2015-02-24	104.28.1.20 (ClassC)
2025-01-04	104.21.1.119 (ClassC)
2025-03-29	172.67.129.51 (ClassC)

HTTP/1.1 200 OKDate: Sat, 10 Feb 2024 09:44:59 GMTContent-Type: text/html; charsetutf-8Transfer-Encoding: chunkedConnection: keep-aliveLast-Modified: Tue, 02 Sep 2014 11:54:23 GMTAccess-Control-Allow-

!DOCTYPE html>html>head>meta charsetUTF-8>title>Welcome to gxi.me/title>/head>body>h1>Hi there/h1>p>There would probably be more here if Google sites wasnt a cloneof freewebs but since Im forced to use this limited method of editingweb pages instead of full blown html, Im only going to say this is aplace-holder./p>p>Its better than the ad-ridden landing page my domain registrargave me thats for sure!/p>p>Look, cheer up! I will eventually manage to sort out some hostingand well have something more impressive here./p>h2>What is this anyway?/h2>p>Its simple really. I bought a domain because I needed a more professionalemail and my old one was very long to type out. I was forced to use myuniversity email when applying for internships and communicating as a customerwhich is less than ideal because when I graduate it becomes difficult to directpeople to a permanent address./p>p>Also, who is going to get a job with an email address likecode>a href/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection class__cf_email__ data-cfemailb3dbd2c3c3cad1c6c1d4d6c1858af3dbdcc7ded2dadf9dd0dcde>email protected/a>/code> (not my address thank goodness)./p>h2>Why this name though?/h2>p>Simple. its short which means I can have an address like code>a href/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection class__cf_email__ data-cfemail63060e020a0f23041b0a4d0e06>email protected/a>/code> anduse subdomains like code>name.gxi.me/code> and it will be just as long as having thedomain name.uk.com which is pretty neat./p>p>The code>gxi/code> doesnt really mean anything. It was originally supposed to besomething like code>g90/code> since its easy to remember a number but when I typed itthe number made the domain look strange. The memorable domain names have prettymuch all been taken by domain speculators looking to get rich and even the domainhacks like code>grah.am/code> are all taken./p>p>The code>.me/code> TLD actually is actually country code for Montenegro but the domain ismarketed and used like the code>.name/code> TLD. I chose it because code>.com/code> is pretty much usedup and

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!DOCTYPE html>html>head>meta charsetUTF-8>title>Welcome to gxi.me/title>/head>body>h1>Hi there/h1>p>There would probably be more here if Google sites wasnt a cloneof freewebs but since Im forced to use this limited method of editingweb pages instead of full blown html, Im only going to say this is aplace-holder./p>p>Its better than the ad-ridden landing page my domain registrargave me thats for sure!/p>p>Look, cheer up! I will eventually manage to sort out some hostingand well have something more impressive here./p>h2>What is this anyway?/h2>p>Its simple really. I bought a domain because I needed a more professionalemail and my old one was very long to type out. I was forced to use myuniversity email when applying for internships and communicating as a customerwhich is less than ideal because when I graduate it becomes difficult to directpeople to a permanent address./p>p>Also, who is going to get a job with an email address likecode>a href/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection class__cf_email__ data-cfemailf79f9687878e958285909285c1ceb79f98839a969e9bd994989a>email protected/a>/code> (not my address thank goodness)./p>h2>Why this name though?/h2>p>Simple. its short which means I can have an address like code>a href/cdn-cgi/l/email-protection class__cf_email__ data-cfemail84e1e9e5ede8c4e3fcedaae9e1>email protected/a>/code> anduse subdomains like code>name.gxi.me/code> and it will be just as long as having thedomain name.uk.com which is pretty neat./p>p>The code>gxi/code> doesnt really mean anything. It was originally supposed to besomething like code>g90/code> since its easy to remember a number but when I typed itthe number made the domain look strange. The memorable domain names have prettymuch all been taken by domain speculators looking to get rich and even the domainhacks like code>grah.am/code> are all taken./p>p>The code>.me/code> TLD actually is actually country code for Montenegro but the domain ismarketed and used like the code>.name/code> TLD. I chose it because code>.com/code> is pretty much usedup and

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