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The Internet Alphabet

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Re: The Internet Alphabet

#11

Post by Brainsnail »

amazon.de (Yep, i'm from Germany)

bxxxx.xx (Censored, self-incriminating)

cplusplus.com

dominos.de (Now i'm hungry)

en.wikipedia.org

file:///E:/movdb/editor/editor.html (Private HTML/JS-Project i'm working on)

google.de

humblebundle.com (I like indie games)

images.google.com

jolicloud.com (Tested a couple of days ago, never used again)

kde.org

lavabit.com (Gone :( )

msdn.microsoft.com

news.ycombinator.com

omdbapi.com

portknox.net

qt-project.org

reddit.com

steampowered.com

traveltainment-group.com (this is where i work)

unlocker.emptyloop.com

vole.cc (should keep an eye on that)

www.webtravel.de (What the heck?... I have to talk to our WebDevs)

zattoo.com

Re: The Internet Alphabet

#12

Post by bestest »

nice little game!

http://arstechnica.com

http://battlelog.battlefield.com

http://crmoto.lt

http://dirbkit.lt

http://elektromarkt.lt

http://facebook.com

http://google.com/adsense

http://h.lr.lt/tv.vlc

http://imgur.com

http://jsfiddle.net

http://kt.tele2.lt

http://lrytas.lt/tvdabar.asp

http://mail.saulis.com

http://ng/ (local dev domain)

o - nothing

http://pixelmator.com

q - nothing

http://reddit.com

s - censored for security purposes

http://translate.google.com

http://uoga:9091 - raspberry torrent interface

http://vilnius.lt

http://wolframalpha.com

http://xakep.ru

http://youtube.com

http://zingzing.co.uk

Re: The Internet Alphabet

#14

Post by kalleboo »

I don't have to go very far to see a pattern... (skipped internal and NSFW urls)

http://amazon.co.jp

.beanstalkapp.com" rel="nofollow">https://.beanstalkapp.com

http://campl.us

http://daringfireball.net

http://engadget.com

http://facebook.com

http://google.se

http://hockeyapp.net

http://itunesconnect.apple.com

http://japantoday.com

http://kjell.com

http://news.ycombinator.com

http://onion.com

http://prisjakt.nu

http://quora.com

http://reddit.com

http://translate.google.com

http://xkcd.com

http://youtube.com

Re: The Internet Alphabet

#15

Post by bestest »

bestest wrote: post #12

nice little game! http://arstechnica.com http://battlelog.battlefield.com http://crmoto.lt http://dirbkit.lt http://elektromarkt.lt http://facebook.com http://google.com/adsense http://h.lr.lt/tv.vlc http://imgur.com http://jsfiddle.net http://kt.tele2.lt http://lrytas.lt/tvdabar.asp http://mail.saulis.com http://ng/ (local dev domain) o - nothing http://pixelmator.com q - nothing http://reddit.com s - censored for s…

although, to access AdSense, for example -- I type in 'ads'. for Analytics - 'anal'.

Re: The Internet Alphabet

#16

Post by benaiah »

http://anchorage.craigslist.org

http://bootstrap.com (need to fix this one, it's because of frequent mistypings of getbootstrap.com)

http://cracked.com

http://docs.meteor.com

http://evangelos.in (e is apparently not used much)

http://facebook.com

http://gmail.com

http://hackpad.com

http://icloud.com (had my phone stolen recently, been checking Find My iPhone a lot)

http://julialang.org

http://kongregate.com

http://localhost:8000 (developer here)

http://movies.netflix.com

http://news.ycombinator.com

http://outlook.com

http://pinterest.com (not used much)

no q

http://read.amazon.com

http://salesforce.com (bad memories...)

http://toggl.com/track

http://uaonline.alaska.edu

http://vinescope.com (not used much)

http://wellsfargo.com

http://xkcd.com

http://youtube.com

no z

Re: The Internet Alphabet

#18

Post by Zecc »

Well... not only was this entertaining for a bit, but it also reminded me of the existence of overapi.com, which is a good thing.

It's interesting how some of the (uncommon) letters bring up suggestions of sites I even don't remember ever visiting. In some cases it's even dead links.

Re: The Internet Alphabet

#19

Post by tgb »

gtank wrote: post #7
tgb wrote: post #6

Earlier quoted context omitted.

What's magic about port 9292? (Clearly I'm not a developer.)

It's the default port for running a local rack app (sort of a ruby-web-stuff middleware). For specific values of "developer" :)

Ahh makes sense.
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