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pirate.ceo happens to be available

• sebastianavina 12y ago
  and tit.management
  • dfritsch 12y ago
    tit.directory also seems to be available.
• danieldk 12y ago
  Lots of pirate names are still available: https://www.gandi.net/domain/buy/result/ https://www.gandi.net/domain/buy/result/ E.g.: pirate.bar, pirate.academy, and pirate.dating.
  • TylerJay 12y ago
    I think pirate.watch is the best of them. Could either be a streaming site or a site monitoring piracy.
    • seacious 12y ago
      Or both at once! That would make data collection considerably easier.
  • pwelch 12y ago
    Wow, I didn't even know some of these existed. .ninja and .coffee are TLDs?!
• dbaupp 12y ago
  The .ceo registrar lays it on rather thick: http://nic.ceo/ http://nic.ceo/ > dotCEO is for dotDoers, dotGrowers, dotInnovators, dotMovers and dotShakers only > dotCEO says more in three letters than an entire website on dotCOM
  • q3k 12y ago
    From some drone's^WCEO's blog: > .com doesn’t say much these days other than ‘I got here first’. A .CEO address on the other hand adds value. It communicates power and authority. When I send people an email from my @JeremySchoemaker.CEO people know that it’s coming from ‘the top’. When people visit my .CEO identity page I know they know I’m a professional who takes himself seriously. It’s credible. To my mind no address does a better job at demonstrating thought leadership. Man, this dotCEO business is wankery turned up to 11. I haven't cringed so hard in days.
    • tekmate 12y ago
      coincidentally the first one i saw was crooked.ceo for 19.90$
    • troels 12y ago
      It doesn't even make sense. It gets the hierarchy of email addresses completely turned inside out. What do you put in front of the @ in your email address? ceo@cocacola.ceo ? That's just weird.
    • petepete 12y ago
      JeremySchoemaker@JeremySchoemaker.CEO