Updated README.md

Author: elceef

README.md

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 for convenient data interchange.
 
 ```
-$ dnstwist --format csv domain.name > out.csv
-$ dnstwist --format json domain.name > out.json
+$ dnstwist --format csv domain.name | column -t -s,
+$ dnstwist --format json domain.name | jq
 ```
 
 In case you want to chain `dnstwist` with other tools and you need only domain
-variants without performing any DNS lookups, you can use `--format idle`:
+permutations without making any DNS lookups, you can use `--format idle`:
 
 ```
-$ dnstwist --format idle domain.name | tr '\n' ','
+$ dnstwist --format idle domain.name
 ```
 
 The tool can perform real-time lookups to return geographical location of IPv4
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 Along with the length of the domain, the number of variants generated by the
 algorithms increases considerably, and therefore the number of DNS queries
-needed to verify them. For example, to check all variants for google.com, you
-would have to send over 300k queries. For the domain facebook.com the number
-increases to over 5 million. How easy it is to guess it takes a lot of
-resources and most importantly even more time. For longer domains checking all
-is simply not feasible.
+needed to verify them. It's mathematically impossible to check all domain
+permutations - especially for longer input domains.
 For this reason, this tool generates and checks domains very close to the
 original one. Theoretically, these are the most attractive domains from the
 attacker's point of view. However, be aware that the imagination of the