Once you have designed your website and hosted it somewhere, whether that's on GitHub, Wordpress or otherwise, you will often be left with a less than ideal URL, that doesn't look like normal URLs. e.g. jonsongoffwhite.github.io vs google.com. Sometimes you can pay the service with which you created the website to make it more preferable, but it's cheaper and more customisable to have your own one. 

All that is required is registering the domain you wish to use, and then 'pointing' it to the existing URL of your website. This would mean that when a user enters your new website URL, the domain is looked up in the DNS, a big database of domains and where they are hosted, and they are directed to your website. 

Your new domains are:

• aistė.com

• aistebakutyte.com

For the time being, these are both pointed at this page.

I was informed by the person who sorted out the two domains for you, Bothlaptis, that he thought the first domain was very cool because it is just your name, correct with the 'ė' character, and quite short and unique. However he then told me that for practicality purposes, it may be more useful to have another domain that is formed only of the 26 main English characters. We do both hope you enjoy using your new domains!

Everyone here at Bolbus Industries would like to wish you a very happy birthday, and we hope you enjoy your new domains. Ate!