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The vast majority of the good ones are taken, unfortunately. I am guessing he's not doing whois but instead looking at DNS records. I have a daily cron job tha
by joshu 13y ago
The vast majority of the good ones are taken, unfortunately. I am guessing he's not doing whois but instead looking at DNS records.
I have a daily cron job that looks at available domains sorted by word popularity. The vast majority are in some status that makes them not show up in DNS but are registered.
That said, I've been thinking of making some of the domain name tools I'm working on public...
- gamegoblin 13y agoI'm using a modification of https://gist.github.com/peterc/63893 https://gist.github.com/peterc/63893
- mappu 13y agoIf you're interested in doing more of this stuff, I recommend getting in touch with verisign - they can give you free FTP access to copies of the .com and .net root zonefiles.
- gamegoblin 13y agoNot really at all. This was just a 20 minute morning hack for fun. Thanks for the info, though.
- herokusaki 13y agoWhy are those not publicly available?
- ry0ohki 13y agoflimflammed.com is available, if you are looking to make an old-timey version of Snopes