import PageTitle from "../../components/PageTitle";
import Link from "../../components/Link";
import { H3 } from "../../components/Heading";
import HorizontalRule from "../../components/HorizontalRule";
import UnorderedList, { ListItem } from "../../components/List";
import Comments from "../../components/Comments";
import { createMetadata } from "../../lib/helpers/metadata";
import backgroundImg from "./sundar.jpg";
export const metadata = createMetadata({
title: "fuckyougoogle.zip 🖕",
description: "This is a horrible idea.",
canonical: "/zip",
});
const Page = () => {
return (
<>
sundar@google:
~$ mv /root
/stable_products_that_people_rely_on/
googledomains.zip /tmp/
sundar@google:
~$ crontab{" "}
-l
# TODO(someone else): make super duper sure this only deletes actual zip files and *NOT* the sketchy domains
ending with file extensions released by us & purchased on our registrar (which i just yeeted btw cuz
i'm & also my evil superpowers are fueled by my reckless disregard for the greater good of the
internet). - xoxo sundar <3
@monthly
rm -f /tmp/
*.zip
sundar@google:
~$ reboot 0
A little-known monopolistic internet conglomorate simply unleashed{" "} multiple{" "} TLDs with coincidentally matching binary file extentions onto the web and then abruptly{" "} exited the consumer domain registrar business , what’s the big deal?