Did they really give it away for free? I couldn't find any source for this information.

I'm open to requests for anyone wanting to get their own aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.com email forwarder.

Mostly for fun. I'd be surprised if there were any real life applications for this!

And here I was wondering why my repo was suddenly getting starred. Glad you enjoyed my work and thanks for sharing it!

Can be deleted as well.

> But if a user deletes all the built-in apps that can be deleted, are they restored if the iOS device is reset?

Yes.

I really enjoy Planet Money too. As an economics noob, what type of reading/books do you recommend for one's foray into real world economics?

I'd start with books by Tim Hartford and Richard Thaler and go from there.

> For the few places that arn't, I dont think Lonely Planet is going to going to be much help unless your keep it in your breast pocket.

Thanks for this analogy. Made me chuckle.

> Founder of humbly.com, park.io, file.io, co-founder of wizehive.com

https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=ca98am79

I think you will want to go with the most common tld. In this case, .in for your home country and I believe .in adoption is strong enough in India?

The last thing you want is your emails going to a wrong tld:

me@example.im

going to

me@example.in

is very likely in your scenario for less tech-savvy contacts IMO.

Thanks. I had similar thoughts. 9 character is not too big for a personal domain and .net is common enough, or most common after .com imho.

I think I will keep first-name .in and .net and let the nick-name.im expire after a year or two and share .net email to my contacts.