Accessibility Specialist. I focus on ensuring content created, events held and company assets are as accessible as possible, for as many people as possible.
Accessibility Specialist. I focus on ensuring content created, events held and company assets are as accessible as possible, for as many people as possible.
I'm a former teacher writing articles about software development and everything around it. My ambition is to provide people all around the world with free education and humorous reading.
I'm a bit of a domain junky... I've purchased ~60 domains over the past few years. I know it's not as big as some serious professional domainers, but I bought them thinking that they will become one day.. you know.. unicorns.. 😎 they are more like... donkeys at the moment.. if at all.
But! I did have an idea about a year ago where I didn't want these domains to go unused and idle. I also didn't have time to develop and maintain them, so I created a little tool called Newsy.
It turns your unused domain names into a content aggregator automatically. It self-updates, self-maintains and self-runs! Over the last few months, I've added quite a few features like membership, voting features, SSL, monetization etc.
If anyone is interested, I'd happy for you to try it out!
I'm a friendly, non-dev, cisgender guy from NC who enjoys playing music/making noise, hiking, eating veggies, and hanging out with my best friend/wife + our 3 kitties + 1 greyhound.
Personally, I’m sitting on about a dozen domains. Most are either variations on my name or pseudonyms, but I also have a couple additional for things like my home and past products I’ve taken to market.
On the corporate side, I have dozens related to our past and present branding. We only us a small fraction of the total domains, but I purchase the extra domains partly to defend against phishing, and in part to reserve domains should we expand our footprint - say for example, implementing an EU-specific application to meet data residency requirements
I'm a professional with 10+ years of experience in consulting, architecture, development and software project management. I currently lead Accenture Song's Cloud Native Apps practice in Brazil.
I am brazilian and "gripe" is the portuguese word for "flu", so it makes sense when you think about it in portuguese.
I initially planned to host a dashboard with Covid data there, but there were already hundreds of them around the internet and I got lazy. Currently I'm just holding on to the domain with nothing planned for it.
I've been holding onto qg2.work. The original idea was to let people fill out a small form and then generate a 1-page "quick guide to working with me," which would include a name or nickname, pronouns, preferred communication style, an "ask me about" list of expertise, and any workplace accommodations or collaboration pointers you want to disclose. You could generate one whenever you're working with a new company/team/coworker and hand it out so people know how to work most effectively with you.
Hi, I normally contract in MSBI, Oracle, .Net/.Net Core, focusing on a property platform at the moment. Have also been working hard on upgrading my limited company website too.
cryptostatto.com - it will be a cryptocurrency analytics platform, but with a very different perspective on how the YouTubers market their stuff (not hating). Certainly, this is an exciting effort, but only so many hours in the day.
My web data platform has launched my Limited Company website Info Rhino and property platform findigl. The underlying tech can deliver a cryptocurrency metrics platform too.
The best generic one that I can share is hacking.cafe. I also have cool generic Polish domain just.net.pl and ale.marketing (ale is Polish WoW or But).
So there are two that I think are particular interesting: destroy-club.de was my Counter Strike clan that is no longer active (for more than 20 years now?) I just have the name and can't let go. gruppensexpornos.eu one the other hand (apologies for whom the name is offensive) has a more interesting story: In Germany in general you have freedom of speech but there are some limits to pay attention to. The "Bundeszentrale für Kinder- und Jugendmedienschutz" (until 2003 Bundesprüfstelle für jugendgefährdende Medien: Federal Review Board for Media Harmful to Minors, there was no update on the english name) is in charge of checking all media for content inappropriate for minors. For "telemedia" (homepages) the "Index" is by law confidential and only hashes of the domain names are distributed to institutions in charge of filters, mostly search engines like Google and Bing but also manufacturers of home routers. If your domain is on that Index it will not appear in internet searches - independent from your age. But in 2014 the current list was published and reverse engineered anyways. Of that ~3000 URLs that where resolved only 50-60% still contained unsuitable content like pornographie, animal or child abuse, suicide or anorexia advocacy and glorification of national socialism. So yes, there is dangerous and sordid content on the internet, no one would/should deny that.
To get on the index there is a very bureaucratic review process. But once on that list you will stay there for 25 years. You can take actions in court against that decision but this might be expensive and takes time. For the operators of such (especially porn) domains the names abruptly lose their value (and they will notice due to the drop in traffic) and will discarded them instantly. Probably they'll be replaced by another domain with a slightly different name containing the exact same content only a few days later, keeping the review board bussy. A perfect real world Whac-A-Mole game.
One day I grabbed myself one of such dirty domains once containing unsuitable images and videos as a silent protest and example of how helpless and absurd this blockading is. The block on my domain is now a shallow cocoon around a now perfectly boring empty space that will stay a hidden corner of the internet for the foreseeable future. If you can search for that domain outside of Germany or the EU is a question not answered yet. If you want to check, search for the Regennassetagtraumruine (a word currently only used on this page in the internet).
I'm a professional with 10+ years of experience in consulting, architecture, development and software project management. I currently lead Accenture Song's Cloud Native Apps practice in Brazil.
I am a frontend developer focused in creating application with React, Vue and Svelte. Currently, I am a software engineering student at Kasetsart University.
I used to have a company and I registered a domain in 1999. Sentimental reasons or probably a hidden hope that it might resurrect one day. I am also holding it because of SEO, back then google liked old domains, not sure nowadays.
Web and Software Frontend Developer. Used to work in Full-stack JavaScript.Been at this for a few years now, and think I now understand my specific domain pretty well. Still a lot to learn though.
Location
Manchester, UK
Education
Web Systems Design BSc at Sheffield Hallam University, Sheffield, UK
Hello, World! I'm jzombie, a passionate software developer with a knack for problem-solving and a love for open-source. I believe in the power of code to change the world and make our lives easier.
Hi, I’m @stankukucka or in other words, Stanislav Kukucka for a shorter call me Stan. Ping me over to collab. I'm open to working with motivated individuals or teams on courageous projects.
Location
World
Education
AFAD - Academy of Fine Arts and Design (visual communication)
app-generator.dev/ -> used to migrate AppSeed.us in the future.
invat.eu - means
I learnin Romanian🚀🚀
Najs one, my company - I assume we're in the same business :)
Nice tool. You got a new GH
*and folower.🚀🚀
Thx mate, following back :)
If I tell you you'll steal my ideas!
funnyvery funny
so very funny
haha🤣🤣🤣✌🔥
Came in here to comment this. Everyone's watching!
I have 3 that I currently have that are worth mentioning, 2 of which I don't use at the moment 🤦♂️:
a2z.dev
I have been building this for a few weeks, it will be my personal blog plus a load of resources. Currently unused a2z.dev
How this was available I have no idea, it seems like a prime domain name for any developer resource!
milliondollarkey.com
I bought this on a whim, still no idea what to do with it lol.
The only reason I bought it is that it is part of the million dollar homepage, a little bit of internet history!
I wrote about it here (for those of you not old enough to know what the million dollar homepage was all about):
I bought a tiny piece of internet history. [Plus a little puzzle to keep you busy this weekend!]
InHuOfficial ・ Aug 6 '21 ・ 4 min read
👨💻👩💻.to
This was a silly one!
I bought it to point to my dev.to profile! It actually works - copy this into your URL bar: 👩💻👨💻.to
👩💻👨💻.to
And obviously, I wrote about that too:
I just bought 👩💻👨💻.to!
InHuOfficial ・ Oct 29 '21 ・ 2 min read
If you want to see hundreds of random domain names people own
I did a silly post where I asked people to share their random domain names and I would come up with a purpose for them.
It was a really fun thing to do (and I even think I nailed it on a couple of them) and some of the things people bought are hilarious!:
Do you own a domain name without a purpose? Let me give you a project for it!
InHuOfficial ・ Nov 1 '21 ・ 2 min read
Cool one lol. How do I link my post with markdown like this?
It is
{% postthen the link of your article and then close it with%}Search Google for “editor guide dev.to” and it has all of the “liquid tags” you can use there 👍
Hahaha, amazing :D
Recently updated my personal page to a blog. Got .com domain and the Swedish .se domain.
Then I newly released some other domain I kept for future use and for my NAS.
I'm a bit of a domain junky... I've purchased ~60 domains over the past few years. I know it's not as big as some serious professional domainers, but I bought them thinking that they will become one day.. you know.. unicorns.. 😎 they are more like... donkeys at the moment.. if at all.
But! I did have an idea about a year ago where I didn't want these domains to go unused and idle. I also didn't have time to develop and maintain them, so I created a little tool called Newsy.
newsy.co
It turns your unused domain names into a content aggregator automatically. It self-updates, self-maintains and self-runs! Over the last few months, I've added quite a few features like membership, voting features, SSL, monetization etc.
If anyone is interested, I'd happy for you to try it out!
I've got the following:
One of these days I'll get to launching my synthesizer enthusiasts community!
Personally, I’m sitting on about a dozen domains. Most are either variations on my name or pseudonyms, but I also have a couple additional for things like my home and past products I’ve taken to market.
On the corporate side, I have dozens related to our past and present branding. We only us a small fraction of the total domains, but I purchase the extra domains partly to defend against phishing, and in part to reserve domains should we expand our footprint - say for example, implementing an EU-specific application to meet data residency requirements
I have registered covid.gripe.
I am brazilian and "gripe" is the portuguese word for "flu", so it makes sense when you think about it in portuguese.
I initially planned to host a dashboard with Covid data there, but there were already hundreds of them around the internet and I got lazy. Currently I'm just holding on to the domain with nothing planned for it.
I was almost gonna buy epic.games
I'm currently holding a few, such as
I might or might not buy another one for OnlyCheese, an Instagram/OnlyFans joke
I've been holding onto qg2.work. The original idea was to let people fill out a small form and then generate a 1-page "quick guide to working with me," which would include a name or nickname, pronouns, preferred communication style, an "ask me about" list of expertise, and any workplace accommodations or collaboration pointers you want to disclose. You could generate one whenever you're working with a new company/team/coworker and hand it out so people know how to work most effectively with you.
Hi Ben.
cryptostatto.com - it will be a cryptocurrency analytics platform, but with a very different perspective on how the YouTubers market their stuff (not hating). Certainly, this is an exciting effort, but only so many hours in the day.
My web data platform has launched my Limited Company website Info Rhino and property platform findigl. The underlying tech can deliver a cryptocurrency metrics platform too.
The best generic one that I can share is hacking.cafe. I also have cool generic Polish domain just.net.pl and ale.marketing (ale is Polish WoW or But).
I have these:
So there are two that I think are particular interesting:
destroy-club.de was my Counter Strike clan that is no longer active (for more than 20 years now?) I just have the name and can't let go.
gruppensexpornos.eu one the other hand (apologies for whom the name is offensive) has a more interesting story: In Germany in general you have freedom of speech but there are some limits to pay attention to. The "Bundeszentrale für Kinder- und Jugendmedienschutz" (until 2003 Bundesprüfstelle für jugendgefährdende Medien: Federal Review Board for Media Harmful to Minors, there was no update on the english name) is in charge of checking all media for content inappropriate for minors. For "telemedia" (homepages) the "Index" is by law confidential and only hashes of the domain names are distributed to institutions in charge of filters, mostly search engines like Google and Bing but also manufacturers of home routers. If your domain is on that Index it will not appear in internet searches - independent from your age. But in 2014 the current list was published and reverse engineered anyways. Of that ~3000 URLs that where resolved only 50-60% still contained unsuitable content like pornographie, animal or child abuse, suicide or anorexia advocacy and glorification of national socialism. So yes, there is dangerous and sordid content on the internet, no one would/should deny that.
To get on the index there is a very bureaucratic review process. But once on that list you will stay there for 25 years. You can take actions in court against that decision but this might be expensive and takes time. For the operators of such (especially porn) domains the names abruptly lose their value (and they will notice due to the drop in traffic) and will discarded them instantly. Probably they'll be replaced by another domain with a slightly different name containing the exact same content only a few days later, keeping the review board bussy. A perfect real world Whac-A-Mole game.
One day I grabbed myself one of such dirty domains once containing unsuitable images and videos as a silent protest and example of how helpless and absurd this blockading is. The block on my domain is now a shallow cocoon around a now perfectly boring empty space that will stay a hidden corner of the internet for the foreseeable future. If you can search for that domain outside of Germany or the EU is a question not answered yet. If you want to check, search for the Regennassetagtraumruine (a word currently only used on this page in the internet).
Searching from Brazil, the word "Regennassetagtraumruine" now shows a search result linking to this post. 😂
pontakorn.dev I just take the entire domain so there will be only one Pontakorn with this domain.
It would be hilarious if someone with the same name was also a developer tried to use this domain name.
I used to have a company and I registered a domain in 1999. Sentimental reasons or probably a hidden hope that it might resurrect one day. I am also holding it because of SEO, back then google liked old domains, not sure nowadays.
An old portfolio page of mine in a
.medomain, and also holding onto a joke domain that I was gonna put a dumb YTMND meme onto.how is this such a rampant thing? lol
achinforsomebacon.com
metaversenewsportal.com
wealthbychoice.com
prf.earth
I have the perfect one imo, youwontbuyanotherdomain.com
Other than that I've got entered.space, going-g.host and a billion "duncte123" domains
reaper.im => the base page
barelyhuman.dev => the alternative
tacotasks.co => the dropped idea
namikaze.dev => the anime nerd kicked in
Clajj.com
materialyou.dev
awesome.pet
web3.army
follow.army
just to name a few I couldn't make time
so many domain names
web3.army
awesome.pet
follow.army
these is just a handful of domain names in my graveyard .. 😂 lol
I couldn't find time for them
tradeways.io & webby.tools
How would I know?
camisetasarayas.com
hadimitidoya.com
Both in spanish and for sale, by the way :)
I wanted to build a tutorial website around system design and low level design.
lowleveldesignacademy.com
systemdesignacademy.com
Mern Stack Developer
The Reason In chosing Tha domain are mane becuce This is passion and They will
used highe Scalle large aplication creation
speaker.app - It's an expensive premium domain from Google, but I figure it's a valuable name.
requirementsascode.org (behavior driven service development)
diagramsascode.org (generating diagrams from source code)
I do prefer to not stick to the domain name and I'm completely fine with stanislav-kukucka.github.io
Nothing crazy keeping it simple with -> .dev and .com
rinegade.sol