Find a good available .com domain

Post by dash2 » Wed, Jun 08, 2022, 11:51 AM UTC

sillysaurusx wrote: post #96

_andrei_ wrote: post #47

But is it a good one? There are better methods for finding an actually good domain name, you just have to think outside the box and come up with new ideas constantly. For example these domains should be available wink wink : editormag.com geekyglossary.com infiniteiterator.com infographics365.com minutequestions.com museumology.com onlinehistorian.com webdesigndaily.com donateyourcomputerpower.com lazysites.com scorc…

Thought no one would notice the orgasmatron5000 eh? I’m onto you. My family once manufactured a sex toy that was popular enough for someone to quit their job, so that brought back memories. Sadly the popularity dried up when their YouTube video stopped being recommended as much. It was a real DaVinci-workshop type operation. I’m still amazed how much logistics went into it. Also art ability and sculpting. You have to…

Post by NKosmatos » Wed, Jun 08, 2022, 11:53 AM UTC

dochtman wrote: post #25

Alternatively, use instantdomainsearch.com (disclosure, I'm the CTO), which packages most of these things up in a fast web interface and also enables searching in a bunch of other TLDs.

Post by Beltalowda » Wed, Jun 08, 2022, 11:57 AM UTC

monsieurbanana wrote: post #52

hddqsb wrote: post #39

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It's possible to avoid `cat` and still keep the filename separate from the rest of the command by placing the redirection at the start of the command: It might look a little odd, but it's portable.

I don't know about you, but I usually like seeing what's in the file before I spend time writing a awk command on it. cat myfile.txt # check the file because I'm not even sure that's the correct name cat myfile.txt | awk blablabla # no I didn't forget awk syntax, I swear I would be afraid of any person that after this, goes back and rewrites the beginning of the line to replace cat with a redirection. Even with "ctrl…

Post by Beltalowda » Wed, Jun 08, 2022, 12:00 PM UTC

pmoriarty wrote: post #53

cannam wrote: post #43

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Totally with you there. "Useless use of cat" is usually good practice, not bad. It's clearer - the structure indicates right at the front what it is going to do, namely read a file and pass it through a pipeline. There is no need to read ahead to find out what the source material is. It's safer - "cat" is a read-only operation, once you've written that command up-front there is no longer a risk of overwriting the ori…

"It's safer - "cat" is a read-only operation, once you've written that command up-front there is no longer a risk of overwriting the original file with a typo in the rest of the pipeline." With zsh you can prevent such accidents by "setopt NO_CLOBBER" The result is that if you "foo > bar" and "bar" exists, zsh will refuse to overwrite "bar" and give you an error: "zsh: file exists: bar" This makes constructs such "fo…

Post by ntoskrnl » Wed, Jun 08, 2022, 12:02 PM UTC

mdrzn wrote: post #89

_andrei_ wrote: post #47

But is it a good one? There are better methods for finding an actually good domain name, you just have to think outside the box and come up with new ideas constantly. For example these domains should be available wink wink : editormag.com geekyglossary.com infiniteiterator.com infographics365.com minutequestions.com museumology.com onlinehistorian.com webdesigndaily.com donateyourcomputerpower.com lazysites.com scorc…

Literally all already squatted.