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- Replace Biome with oxlint + oxfmt (OXC toolchain) for linting and formatting - Add .oxlintrc.json and .oxfmtrc.json configuration files - Update VS Code settings and devcontainer to use oxc-vscode extension - Remove contact form, Resend email integration, and related server action/schema - Remove unused UI components (accordion, alert, card, tabs, toggle, etc.)
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import { PageTitle } from "@/components/layout/page-title"; import { createMetadata } from "@/lib/metadata";
import backgroundImg from "./sundar.jpg";
export const metadata = createMetadata({ title: "fuckyougoogle.zip 🖕", description: "This is a horrible idea.", canonical: "/zip", });
export const Terminal = () => (
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
fuckyougoogle.zip 🖕
This reaction seems a little extreme?
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?
- Bobby Rauch: The Dangers of Google's .zip TLD
- Fortinet: Threat Actors Add .zip Domains to Their Phishing Arsenals
- Cisco Talos: .Zip top-level domains draw potential for information leaks
- Ars Technica: Google pushes .zip and .mov domains onto the Internet, and the Internet pushes back
- Malwarebytes: Zip domains, a bad idea nobody asked for
- Wired: The Real Risks in Google's New .Zip and .Mov Domains
- Netcraft: Phishing attacks already using the .zip TLD
- Bleeping Computer: New ZIP domains spark debate among cybersecurity experts
- Red Canary: Broken zippers: Detecting deception with Google's new ZIP domains
- Kaspersky: Beware the .zip and .mov domains!
- Palo Alto Networks: New Top Level Domains .zip and .mov open the door for new attacks
- Google, twenty years ago: "Don't be evil"