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      <title>Evening briefing — 2026-10-08</title>
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      <description>Somebody applied for .lan Application CD2694T-T26351, published 7 October. The primary string is lan. The applicant is Coffee Danger, LLC, whose listed website is identity.digital — Identity Digital being the registry operator that already runs several hundred gTLDs. Status: active, pre-evaluation.&#xA;.lan is the domain your home router has been making up for a decade. It is not reserved by any RFC. It is simply what a very large number of consumer routers, NAS boxes and /etc/hosts files have been appending to local machine names, on the reasonable assumption that nobody would ever sell it.</description>
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