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Domains I love

55 points by ahmedfromtunis 1y ago

nelsonfigueroa 1y ago
`n.pr` is neat. I had no idea that existed.
mre 1y ago
My vote goes to .ws which redirects to a beer brand.
trmdttr 1y ago
doc.new for a new Google Docs document is really neat and I use it often. sheet.new, slide.new, and form.new does the same thing respectively.
- ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
  Yeah, I use that so much for notes and stuff that I had to create an app script to clean my GDrive from the hundreds, if not 1000+, of "unnamed document"s left behind.
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donbrae 1y ago
A few of my favourites: brr.fyi, sheep.horse, timeflies.buzz, pudding.cool and bad.coffee.
etaioinshrdlu 1y ago
ch.at is nice
- ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
  It is indeed and with the rise of llm it can also be worth a lot of cash. Iirc openai bought chat.com for several millions of dollars lately.
api 1y ago
traceroute bad.horse
- superlopuh 1y ago
  I just get a bunch of stars.
  - toast0 1y ago
    A bunch of stars aren't a very good horse?
  - TRiG_Ireland 1y ago
    $ traceroute bad.horse --resolve-hostnames traceroute to bad.horse (162.252.205.157), 64 hops max 1 192.168.218.150 (_gateway) 0.483ms 0.580ms 0.548ms 2 * * * 3 172.24.41.146 (172.24.41.146) 35.920ms 29.950ms 30.014ms 4 * * * 5 172.24.195.1 (172.24.195.1) 30.097ms 24.669ms 28.539ms 6 172.24.195.10 (172.24.195.10) 30.086ms 40.166ms 31.028ms 7 80.233.113.58 (80.233.113.58) 29.500ms 23.967ms 43.113ms 8 185.6.36.58 (3ireland.ipv4.sw01.inex.ie) 33.895ms 24.975ms 34.959ms 9 185.6.36.86 (inex-01.ixp.dubie.as8220.net) 22.309ms 19.770ms 19.886ms 10 217.163.150.193 (1-1-c21-1.ear2.Dublin6.Level3.net) 36.257ms 41.033ms 39.510ms 11 4.69.218.54 (ae1.8.bar4.Toronto1.net.lumen.tech) 113.272ms 112.558ms 126.953ms 12 4.16.51.30 (level3-gw.core02.tor1.prioritycolo.com) 115.108ms 123.140ms 109.593ms 13 67.223.96.90 (67.223.96.90) 121.502ms 119.570ms 121.227ms 14 162.252.205.130 (bad.horse) 113.161ms 116.657ms 133.119ms 15 162.252.205.131 (bad.horse) 119.704ms 128.309ms 116.360ms 16 162.252.205.132 (bad.horse) 125.646ms 125.660ms 130.224ms 17 162.252.205.133 (bad.horse) 132.803ms 122.749ms 126.137ms 18 162.252.205.134 (he.rides.across.the.nation) 133.363ms 132.422ms 145.895ms 19 162.252.205.135 (the.thoroughbred.of.sin) 154.954ms 136.148ms 142.345ms 20 162.252.205.136 (he.got.the.application) 158.392ms 151.055ms 148.331ms 21 162.252.205.137 (that.you.just.sent.in) 156.020ms 146.436ms 159.945ms 22 162.252.205.138 (it.needs.evaluation) 167.918ms 157.544ms 171.169ms 23 162.252.205.139 (so.let.the.games.begin) 161.076ms 173.227ms 162.558ms 24 162.252.205.140 (a.heinous.crime) 182.682ms 175.853ms 167.833ms 25 162.252.205.141 (a.show.of.force) 186.703ms 222.181ms 590.896ms 26 162.252.205.142 (a.murder.would.be.nice.of.course) 602.997ms 175.406ms 179.810ms 27 162.252.205.143 (bad.horse) 196.847ms 187.985ms 190.071ms 28 162.252.205.144 (bad.horse) 193.553ms 184.281ms 196.659ms 29 162.252.205.145 (bad.horse) 187.502ms 195.218ms 194.829ms 30 162.252.205.146 (he-s.bad) 207.271ms 194.007ms 200.673ms 31 162.252.205.147 (the.evil.league.of.evil) 204.942ms 200.672ms 199.780ms 32 162.252.205.148 (is.watching.so.beware) 202.099ms 214.924ms 213.818ms 33 162.252.205.149 (the.grade.that.you.receive) 233.816ms 220.345ms 207.857ms 34 162.252.205.150 (will.be.your.last.we.swear) 229.135ms 224.107ms 221.103ms 35 162.252.205.151 (so.make.the.bad.horse.gleeful) 272.907ms 241.476ms 222.392ms 36 162.252.205.152 (or.he-ll.make.you.his.mare) 250.987ms 224.407ms 223.308ms 37 162.252.205.153 (o_o) 246.874ms 234.844ms 234.278ms 38 162.252.205.154 (you-re.saddled.up) 269.535ms 241.234ms 238.331ms 39 162.252.205.155 (there-s.no.recourse) 243.611ms 244.293ms 236.522ms 40 162.252.205.156 (it-s.hi-ho.silver) 241.793ms 268.596ms 281.158ms 41 162.252.205.157 (signed.bad.horse) 286.400ms 267.379ms 280.296ms
pimlottc 1y ago
Some classics: - sci.fi - cr.yp.to - assimilated.b.org - tpc.int [0] 0: https://en.everybodywiki.com/The_Phone_Company https://en.everybodywiki.com/The_Phone_Company
- echelon 1y ago
  - http://endless.horse/ http://endless.horse/ - https://ofcourse.horse/ https://ofcourse.horse/ - `traceroute -m 50 bad.horse` [1] Does anyone remember the "every man" something or other Japanese website with funny WebGL / Three.js experiments from back in ~2015? It had a character builder and fun interactivity, and I could have sworn I learned about it on HN. I think Adult Swim briefly bought it and then shuttered it. It had a really silly domain name. [1] https://imgur.com/aklGICS https://imgur.com/aklGICS
- xyst 1y ago
  > cr.yp.to Very "del.icio.us"-esque
  - masfuerte 1y ago
    cr.yp.to is five years older than del.icio.us.
- ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
  b.org must be worth millions though!
dhbradshaw 1y ago
One of my favorites (only great if you read the site contents): https://how.rl.works https://how.rl.works
- vavooom 1y ago
  Assuming this references Reinforcement Learning? If so... valid
zackify 1y ago
My favorite is my first name .codes Got it the night before .codes released and have had others try to buy it off me a few times. Never!
- stickperson 1y ago
  Neat! How did you find out (and when) .codes was going to be released?
  - zackify 1y ago
    Honestly I think I happened to be on godaddy like 12 years ago looking for a domain and saw it was coming soon. And then I stayed up and tried to get a domain haha
happytoexplain 1y ago
will.i.am Anybody else whose name or moniker is a FQDN?
- omneity 1y ago
  kinda? omarkama.li
  - wink 1y ago
    I refrained from getting it - but it's been free for the last 25 years. Uncommon name + ending in a relatively uncommon TLD. I have <mylastname.>de and I'm happy enough with that.
- slazaro 1y ago
  Kim Dotcom? kim.com
- Zircom 1y ago
  I've always wanted zir.com but had to settle for notzir.com
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elashri 1y ago
I discovered these two domain for GitHub and since then I use them all the time repo.new (new repository page) gist.new (new gist page)
- vishnuharidas 1y ago
  docs.new (new Google Doc) sheets.new (new Google Sheet)
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raybb 1y ago
https://m.me https://m.me is a nice domain to get to the dedicated FB messenger website.
- thinkling 1y ago
  TIL that .me is the TLD for Montenegro and not, as I had thought, owned by Apple for its MobileMe platform.
  - GuB-42 1y ago
    All two letter TLDs are country codes. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Country_code_top-level_domain https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Country_code_top-level_domain
- ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
  Agree. Much better than the fb.com they got for the main site.
65 1y ago
I always liked https://frame.work https://frame.work and https://play.date https://play.date
- ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
  This reminded of e.foundation. I find it hilarious that they combined the shortest domain with the longest tld :D
moralestapia 1y ago
I own two that I really like. sci.app and vga.ai ^^ Some good ones I can think of: archive.org (does what it says) ifconfig.me (same name as the tool) noise.fm (I want this for a personal project but came in late) js.org radio.garden
9d 1y ago
Oh oh! Include 90s.dev! Such a perfect domain name, a built in pun. What a waste.
vid 1y ago
I have nicer.info but haven't put it to use in 12 years. ob https://files.ohai.social/media_attachments/files/111/755/746/859/747/956/original/e5c25cde00fedbad.jpeg https://files.ohai.social/media_attachments/files/111/755/74...
xyst 1y ago
NPR not using the n.pr domain beyond a simple redirect to npr.org is an absolute shame.
- ValentineC 1y ago
  I have little faith in the government organisations and registrars that run ccTLDs (which are likely to have political risk as well), and I'm glad that NPR likely thinks the same way.
  - ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
    Exactly. For that same reason I can't understand why startups tie their websites with some of the least stable countries out there. I took notion too long to transition from that .so domain to the .com.
tobinfekkes 1y ago
I have narcissistech.me to chronicle how similar the behavior of tech companies follows that of a narcissistic :P
- ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
  I was about to suggest narcissis.tech but then I understood the joke. Well played!
vinc 1y ago
A long time ago, after Flickr got acquired by Yahoo, I decided to make my own web app to host my photos because I had found the perfect domain for it: https://pi.ctu.re https://pi.ctu.re I also needed to build another app to fetch and resize the images, and found it neat to use the following: https://infra.stru.ctu.re https://infra.stru.ctu.re In term of users the service never went anywhere and it's quite dated now but it doesn't cost much to keep it online and it's open source.
- ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
  Ha! I love how you used one domain to get 2 names (or what these can be called?) le.ctu.re is also a viable option ;) Also this reminds of del.icio.us (not sure about the placement of that first dot, though). Epic domain and legendary service. RIP!
  - vinc 1y ago
    Thanks, del.icio.us was what inspired me at the time to find this domain hack, it was indeed epic!
  - ttepasse 1y ago
    One about the annoying things about Maciej is that he acquired Delicious the domain .icio.us, but never did anything auspicious, maybe suspicious or malicious with the latter.
riskable 1y ago
I have youknowwhat.com. Bought it back when there was only one company selling domains and you had to pay two years in advance. I used to get SO many "ecard" receipts from people who thought they were being clever by putting the "From:" as youknowwho@youknowwhat.com It was so many emails, in fact, that I had to change email providers because they were threatening to kick me off from the traffic. That, and every other spammy email system that existed because that email address was in every single mailing list ever haha.
- ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
  This reminds of the lady who had gmail.com (iirc) and, for years, refused to sell it to Google. The URL does redirect to the mail service but not sure if I'm remembering wrong or she finally got an offer even she couldn't pass.
  - winterqt 1y ago
    Do you mean gail.com?
charliemeyer 1y ago
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NKosmatos 1y ago
I’m going to be this “old grumpy” guy and mention that I hate it when I see plain text URLs which aren’t hyperlinked… come on, we’re in 2025 just do us a favor and put links, why do I have to select the text, copy it, open a new tab and then paste it (I’m using an older iPad). Even on desktop I have to select the text, right click and then visit the site. First world problems :-)
- ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
  That was a deliberate choice, actually. This is about the domains and not the websites!
Aldipower 1y ago
Why is there no anchor href (aka link) on those domains? Come on, this is a webpage.
harism_ 1y ago
hacker.news (not official but a neat redirect)
bdcravens 1y ago
One of the best domains I've ever seen is a local law firm in Houston, Pusch and Nguyen, who leaned into the common misspellings and has pushwin.com. (Alas, it's just a redirect to their main domain)
- nocoiner 1y ago
  You should see their billboards around here. They lean into the pun very heavily.
samschooler 1y ago
I'm working on a personal project (which is very much not done) which is at the domain https://invit.ing/ https://invit.ing/ It's for creating little invites for small events. Each event gets a https://invit.ing/ https://invit.ing/ short link. No plans to make it profitable, just fun to build :)
sudobash1 1y ago
Just the other day I noticed that some kind soul set up http://subprocess.run http://subprocess.run to redirect to the python3 documentation. I do get frustrated sometimes at the "omnibar" because of its inability to determine if I want to search for something or go to a url. It is especially irksome because the TLDs keep getting extended and I can't keep track anymore.
quadhome 1y ago
https://cr.app https://cr.app is the time wasting microsite for the DTC toilet paper company Who Gives A Crap.
saad159 1y ago
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Domains I love

nelsonfigueroa 1y ago

`n.pr` is neat. I had no idea that existed.

mre 1y ago

My vote goes to .ws which redirects to a beer brand.

trmdttr 1y ago

doc.new for a new Google Docs document is really neat and I use it often. sheet.new, slide.new, and form.new does the same thing respectively.

ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
Yeah, I use that so much for notes and stuff that I had to create an app script to clean my GDrive from the hundreds, if not 1000+, of "unnamed document"s left behind.

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donbrae 1y ago

A few of my favourites: brr.fyi, sheep.horse, timeflies.buzz, pudding.cool and bad.coffee.

etaioinshrdlu 1y ago

ch.at is nice

ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
It is indeed and with the rise of llm it can also be worth a lot of cash. Iirc openai bought chat.com for several millions of dollars lately.

api 1y ago

traceroute bad.horse

superlopuh 1y ago
I just get a bunch of stars.
- toast0 1y ago
  A bunch of stars aren't a very good horse?
- TRiG_Ireland 1y ago
  $ traceroute bad.horse --resolve-hostnames traceroute to bad.horse (162.252.205.157), 64 hops max 1 192.168.218.150 (_gateway) 0.483ms 0.580ms 0.548ms 2 * * * 3 172.24.41.146 (172.24.41.146) 35.920ms 29.950ms 30.014ms 4 * * * 5 172.24.195.1 (172.24.195.1) 30.097ms 24.669ms 28.539ms 6 172.24.195.10 (172.24.195.10) 30.086ms 40.166ms 31.028ms 7 80.233.113.58 (80.233.113.58) 29.500ms 23.967ms 43.113ms 8 185.6.36.58 (3ireland.ipv4.sw01.inex.ie) 33.895ms 24.975ms 34.959ms 9 185.6.36.86 (inex-01.ixp.dubie.as8220.net) 22.309ms 19.770ms 19.886ms 10 217.163.150.193 (1-1-c21-1.ear2.Dublin6.Level3.net) 36.257ms 41.033ms 39.510ms 11 4.69.218.54 (ae1.8.bar4.Toronto1.net.lumen.tech) 113.272ms 112.558ms 126.953ms 12 4.16.51.30 (level3-gw.core02.tor1.prioritycolo.com) 115.108ms 123.140ms 109.593ms 13 67.223.96.90 (67.223.96.90) 121.502ms 119.570ms 121.227ms 14 162.252.205.130 (bad.horse) 113.161ms 116.657ms 133.119ms 15 162.252.205.131 (bad.horse) 119.704ms 128.309ms 116.360ms 16 162.252.205.132 (bad.horse) 125.646ms 125.660ms 130.224ms 17 162.252.205.133 (bad.horse) 132.803ms 122.749ms 126.137ms 18 162.252.205.134 (he.rides.across.the.nation) 133.363ms 132.422ms 145.895ms 19 162.252.205.135 (the.thoroughbred.of.sin) 154.954ms 136.148ms 142.345ms 20 162.252.205.136 (he.got.the.application) 158.392ms 151.055ms 148.331ms 21 162.252.205.137 (that.you.just.sent.in) 156.020ms 146.436ms 159.945ms 22 162.252.205.138 (it.needs.evaluation) 167.918ms 157.544ms 171.169ms 23 162.252.205.139 (so.let.the.games.begin) 161.076ms 173.227ms 162.558ms 24 162.252.205.140 (a.heinous.crime) 182.682ms 175.853ms 167.833ms 25 162.252.205.141 (a.show.of.force) 186.703ms 222.181ms 590.896ms 26 162.252.205.142 (a.murder.would.be.nice.of.course) 602.997ms 175.406ms 179.810ms 27 162.252.205.143 (bad.horse) 196.847ms 187.985ms 190.071ms 28 162.252.205.144 (bad.horse) 193.553ms 184.281ms 196.659ms 29 162.252.205.145 (bad.horse) 187.502ms 195.218ms 194.829ms 30 162.252.205.146 (he-s.bad) 207.271ms 194.007ms 200.673ms 31 162.252.205.147 (the.evil.league.of.evil) 204.942ms 200.672ms 199.780ms 32 162.252.205.148 (is.watching.so.beware) 202.099ms 214.924ms 213.818ms 33 162.252.205.149 (the.grade.that.you.receive) 233.816ms 220.345ms 207.857ms 34 162.252.205.150 (will.be.your.last.we.swear) 229.135ms 224.107ms 221.103ms 35 162.252.205.151 (so.make.the.bad.horse.gleeful) 272.907ms 241.476ms 222.392ms 36 162.252.205.152 (or.he-ll.make.you.his.mare) 250.987ms 224.407ms 223.308ms 37 162.252.205.153 (o_o) 246.874ms 234.844ms 234.278ms 38 162.252.205.154 (you-re.saddled.up) 269.535ms 241.234ms 238.331ms 39 162.252.205.155 (there-s.no.recourse) 243.611ms 244.293ms 236.522ms 40 162.252.205.156 (it-s.hi-ho.silver) 241.793ms 268.596ms 281.158ms 41 162.252.205.157 (signed.bad.horse) 286.400ms 267.379ms 280.296ms

pimlottc 1y ago

Some classics: - sci.fi - cr.yp.to - assimilated.b.org - tpc.int [0] 0: https://en.everybodywiki.com/The_Phone_Company https://en.everybodywiki.com/The_Phone_Company

echelon 1y ago
- http://endless.horse/ http://endless.horse/ - https://ofcourse.horse/ https://ofcourse.horse/ - `traceroute -m 50 bad.horse` [1] Does anyone remember the "every man" something or other Japanese website with funny WebGL / Three.js experiments from back in ~2015? It had a character builder and fun interactivity, and I could have sworn I learned about it on HN. I think Adult Swim briefly bought it and then shuttered it. It had a really silly domain name. [1] https://imgur.com/aklGICS https://imgur.com/aklGICS
xyst 1y ago
> cr.yp.to Very "del.icio.us"-esque
- masfuerte 1y ago
  cr.yp.to is five years older than del.icio.us.
ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
b.org must be worth millions though!

dhbradshaw 1y ago

One of my favorites (only great if you read the site contents): https://how.rl.works https://how.rl.works

vavooom 1y ago
Assuming this references Reinforcement Learning? If so... valid

zackify 1y ago

My favorite is my first name .codes Got it the night before .codes released and have had others try to buy it off me a few times. Never!

stickperson 1y ago
Neat! How did you find out (and when) .codes was going to be released?
- zackify 1y ago
  Honestly I think I happened to be on godaddy like 12 years ago looking for a domain and saw it was coming soon. And then I stayed up and tried to get a domain haha

happytoexplain 1y ago

will.i.am Anybody else whose name or moniker is a FQDN?

omneity 1y ago
kinda? omarkama.li
- wink 1y ago
  I refrained from getting it - but it's been free for the last 25 years. Uncommon name + ending in a relatively uncommon TLD. I have <mylastname.>de and I'm happy enough with that.
slazaro 1y ago
Kim Dotcom? kim.com
Zircom 1y ago
I've always wanted zir.com but had to settle for notzir.com

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elashri 1y ago

I discovered these two domain for GitHub and since then I use them all the time repo.new (new repository page) gist.new (new gist page)

vishnuharidas 1y ago
docs.new (new Google Doc) sheets.new (new Google Sheet)
- deleted 1y ago
  [deleted]

raybb 1y ago

https://m.me https://m.me is a nice domain to get to the dedicated FB messenger website.

thinkling 1y ago
TIL that .me is the TLD for Montenegro and not, as I had thought, owned by Apple for its MobileMe platform.
- GuB-42 1y ago
  All two letter TLDs are country codes. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Country_code_top-level_domain https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Country_code_top-level_domain
ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
Agree. Much better than the fb.com they got for the main site.

65 1y ago

I always liked https://frame.work https://frame.work and https://play.date https://play.date

ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
This reminded of e.foundation. I find it hilarious that they combined the shortest domain with the longest tld :D

moralestapia 1y ago

I own two that I really like. sci.app and vga.ai ^^ Some good ones I can think of: archive.org (does what it says) ifconfig.me (same name as the tool) noise.fm (I want this for a personal project but came in late) js.org radio.garden

9d 1y ago

Oh oh! Include 90s.dev! Such a perfect domain name, a built in pun. What a waste.

vid 1y ago

I have nicer.info but haven't put it to use in 12 years. ob https://files.ohai.social/media_attachments/files/111/755/746/859/747/956/original/e5c25cde00fedbad.jpeg https://files.ohai.social/media_attachments/files/111/755/74...

xyst 1y ago

NPR not using the n.pr domain beyond a simple redirect to npr.org is an absolute shame.

ValentineC 1y ago
I have little faith in the government organisations and registrars that run ccTLDs (which are likely to have political risk as well), and I'm glad that NPR likely thinks the same way.
- ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
  Exactly. For that same reason I can't understand why startups tie their websites with some of the least stable countries out there. I took notion too long to transition from that .so domain to the .com.

tobinfekkes 1y ago

I have narcissistech.me to chronicle how similar the behavior of tech companies follows that of a narcissistic :P

ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
I was about to suggest narcissis.tech but then I understood the joke. Well played!

vinc 1y ago

A long time ago, after Flickr got acquired by Yahoo, I decided to make my own web app to host my photos because I had found the perfect domain for it: https://pi.ctu.re https://pi.ctu.re I also needed to build another app to fetch and resize the images, and found it neat to use the following: https://infra.stru.ctu.re https://infra.stru.ctu.re In term of users the service never went anywhere and it's quite dated now but it doesn't cost much to keep it online and it's open source.

ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
Ha! I love how you used one domain to get 2 names (or what these can be called?) le.ctu.re is also a viable option ;) Also this reminds of del.icio.us (not sure about the placement of that first dot, though). Epic domain and legendary service. RIP!
- vinc 1y ago
  Thanks, del.icio.us was what inspired me at the time to find this domain hack, it was indeed epic!
- ttepasse 1y ago
  One about the annoying things about Maciej is that he acquired Delicious the domain .icio.us, but never did anything auspicious, maybe suspicious or malicious with the latter.

riskable 1y ago

I have youknowwhat.com. Bought it back when there was only one company selling domains and you had to pay two years in advance. I used to get SO many "ecard" receipts from people who thought they were being clever by putting the "From:" as youknowwho@youknowwhat.com It was so many emails, in fact, that I had to change email providers because they were threatening to kick me off from the traffic. That, and every other spammy email system that existed because that email address was in every single mailing list ever haha.

ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
This reminds of the lady who had gmail.com (iirc) and, for years, refused to sell it to Google. The URL does redirect to the mail service but not sure if I'm remembering wrong or she finally got an offer even she couldn't pass.
- winterqt 1y ago
  Do you mean gail.com?

charliemeyer 1y ago

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NKosmatos 1y ago

I’m going to be this “old grumpy” guy and mention that I hate it when I see plain text URLs which aren’t hyperlinked… come on, we’re in 2025 just do us a favor and put links, why do I have to select the text, copy it, open a new tab and then paste it (I’m using an older iPad). Even on desktop I have to select the text, right click and then visit the site. First world problems :-)

ahmedfromtunis 1y ago
That was a deliberate choice, actually. This is about the domains and not the websites!

Aldipower 1y ago

Why is there no anchor href (aka link) on those domains? Come on, this is a webpage.

harism_ 1y ago

hacker.news (not official but a neat redirect)

bdcravens 1y ago

One of the best domains I've ever seen is a local law firm in Houston, Pusch and Nguyen, who leaned into the common misspellings and has pushwin.com. (Alas, it's just a redirect to their main domain)

nocoiner 1y ago
You should see their billboards around here. They lean into the pun very heavily.

samschooler 1y ago

I'm working on a personal project (which is very much not done) which is at the domain https://invit.ing/ https://invit.ing/ It's for creating little invites for small events. Each event gets a https://invit.ing/ https://invit.ing/ short link. No plans to make it profitable, just fun to build :)

sudobash1 1y ago

Just the other day I noticed that some kind soul set up http://subprocess.run http://subprocess.run to redirect to the python3 documentation. I do get frustrated sometimes at the "omnibar" because of its inability to determine if I want to search for something or go to a url. It is especially irksome because the TLDs keep getting extended and I can't keep track anymore.

quadhome 1y ago

https://cr.app https://cr.app is the time wasting microsite for the DTC toilet paper company Who Gives A Crap.

saad159 1y ago

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