user @Daniil wrote "Um... Now I entered OneKey recovery for some reason" (like it wasn't happening before but now suddenly happened) and later, "It is relevant, when I click boot from USB and it takes me to recovery obviously something is not right" and earlier "After trying the same thing 20 times it worked" That isn't really providing information or caring to troubleshoot at all.

So what happened then, you were fine, then you suddenly went to onekey for no reason that you can determine, and then what you restarted and it was magically fine, ok.

It didn't seem like a big problem to you anyhow. You just blurted out that you were seeing this onkey thing suddenly for no reason, then soon blurted out that it was fine . No info on what any difference was.

No info on whether you got it every time you restarted. No info on what you had tried to get out of it. Then suddenly, oh it works you say. No problem. And no info on what you think solved it. As if setting things at that level is as random as a rabbit nudging a tv aerial/antenna

@djsmiley2kStaysIns Yes, I do have a question. You read the chat, so you saw it.

I cannot post a duplicate questions asking the same thing. The original question already vaguely has my question answered but it is not 100% clear.

As much as I would like to put up my own question, I know this site very well (and the people in it).

I wouldn't be "complaining" if there was a valid way to just ask questions off-hand and you're wrong, this IS a chat. Plain and simple.

The way this site is built always makes me wonder where the logic goes.

@ThatRandomGuy You have enough rep to comment. So you could ask the answerer for clarification if his answer is not 100% clear for you.

@ThatRandomGuy And I see your question is about SO. So is off topic here.

Someone would like the domain "example" but example.com isn't available according to several domain registrars. However when I try to go to example.com I get unable to connect. Why would this be?

@DavidPostill I just meant exampleas an example, the actual domain name would be different

To rephrase, why would abc.com be unavailable yet when I try to navigate to it, I get no connection error.

@northerner The person who bought the domain, lets say for example abc.com, may not be running a web server on that domain.

Or there may be a connection issue between you and the domain.

ok

they may be using it just for email as well

or some other service that is not http

I own milkme.co.uk, I don't think I have any web site up there atm

i uise it for SSH and other random stuff

@djsmiley2kStaysInside Are you a cow in disguise?

😂

:D

Why a cow? "You can milk anything with nipples."

> I got nipples, Greg. Can you milk me?

Yes!