> "gatech.edu" really should be written as "gatech.edu."
https://www.gatech.edu./ does seem to work for me.
It is interesting that URLs often contain two hierarchies in opposite directions:
https://www.gatech.edu./ does seem to work for me.
It is interesting that URLs often contain two hierarchies in opposite directions:
The problem of having two hierarchies in opposite directions means that it is advantageous to store it while reversing one of the hierarchies. I think the earliest Google Search backend used a format like org.myorg.something/something internally. This representation worked great for key-value storage systems where the keys are sorted.
if you reverse the backwards part you get
https://org.myorg.something./something/more/specific/
the dots separate computers or networks and the slashes separate folders.
https://.org.myorg.something/something/more/specific/
you need the null-label on the left instead of the right.