Just bought rhyme.io. Thanks for the site!
Show HN: Unregistered word.tld domain names for your project
41–50 of 67 posts
Re: Show HN: Unregistered word.tld domain names for your project
#42Nice idea. New project domain purchased (and marked). Come at me weekend.
Re: Show HN: Unregistered word.tld domain names for your project
#43When given the chance to register a domain for free, I chose 0-z-0.com. The idea was that it's a simple, generic domain. I now host things at something.0-z-0.com and if it becomes more than a weekend project I might migrate it to its own domain.
Re: Show HN: Unregistered word.tld domain names for your project
#44Posting this here is like bringing a bottle of bourbon to an AA meeting.
I said something earlier like this, but this is a much better analogy.
Re: Show HN: Unregistered word.tld domain names for your project
#45No .com?
Re: Show HN: Unregistered word.tld domain names for your project
#46[deleted]
Re: Show HN: Unregistered word.tld domain names for your project
#47Hey HN, Over the weekend, I built Dictionary Domains to make it super easy to find unregistered {word}.{tld} domains for your next project. There's some pretty great tools out there that help find domains: I really like Lean Domain Search and back in the day I used Bust A Name a ton. But really, I'm a huge fan of simple verb/noun/adjective domains. I'd happily compromise on the .com extension to get something clean a…
A great idea. I bought three.
Also, thanks for not using GoDaddy. It's one of the reasons I decided to make some buys.
Re: Show HN: Unregistered word.tld domain names for your project
#48Re: Show HN: Unregistered word.tld domain names for your project
#49Sort by length brings up some fun results that nobody wants: Sore, Gamy, Lewd, Nosy, Pale, Damp, Dull and Glib. They sound like foul dwarves.
EDIT: it goes on for pages and pages. quite an alarming list of words. you could try and turn them into poetry but it might be a bit upsetting.
Re: Show HN: Unregistered word.tld domain names for your project
#50Sort by length brings up some fun results that nobody wants: Sore, Gamy, Lewd, Nosy, Pale, Damp, Dull and Glib. They sound like foul dwarves. EDIT: it goes on for pages and pages. quite an alarming list of words. you could try and turn them into poetry but it might be a bit upsetting.
LUL, thanks for the bug report. I'll take a look!