jfall knows what he's talking about.
these are just dns records of computers on the internet. for example,
MICROSOFT.COM.WILL.LIVE.FOREVER.BUT.LUNIX.SUCKS-BYBIRTH.ARTISTICCHEESE.COM
the person who owns this is ARTISTICCHEESE.COM, but he registered a computer on his network with a DNS hostname of MICROSOFT.COM.WILL.LIVE.FOREVER.BUT.LUNIX.SUCKS-BYBIRTH.
the result... hostname.domain.top-level-domain. hence, MICROSOFT.COM.WILL.LIVE.FOREVER.BUT.LUNIX.SUCKS-BYBIRTH.ARTISTICCHEESE.COM
get it? apply that same logic to AOL.COM.EATMYSH!T.ORG
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<< You guys don't know what your talking about
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This is true.
<< Your not thinking clear enough... this has nothing to do with microsoft.com at all..... if you type in aol.com it will show the same stuff. All it is, is sub-domains. For example this one "MICROSOFT.COM.WILL.LIVE.FOREVER.BUT.LUNIX.SUCKS-BYBIRTH.ARTISTICCHEESE.COM" is just a sub of artisticcheese.com.. they just added all the other stuff in front of it. So, no Microsoft was not h4x0r3d at all.
See, AOL comes up with: AOL.COM.EATMYSH!T.ORG >>
Weird. I don't get it. >>