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Sometimes you have to access something from cybercafes. I bought qwertqwert.com so I could access "Dvorak anywhere" quickly with a qwerty keyboard.
by helveticaman 17y ago
Sometimes you have to access something from cybercafes. I bought qwertqwert.com so I could access "Dvorak anywhere" quickly with a qwerty keyboard.
- sh1mmer 17y agoExcept that you don't seem to be doing anything with it.
- jordyhoyt 17y agoprotip: www
- sh1mmer 17y agoSo adding www makes his example completely moot. If shortness were an issue then why only use www.qwertqwert.com ?
- sokoloff 17y agoqwertqwert Ctrl-Enter is pretty short and works in most Windows browsers (such as you're likely to find in an internet cafe) (ctrl-enter adds a leading http://www http://www. and a trailing .com if either is missing)
- helveticaman 17y agogood point. thanks for the hint.
- jordyhoyt 17y agoI never claimed that his example was representative of a useful, short domain name, I simply pointed out that you came to a conclusion that was wrong after doing far too little research. If you have a problem with the length of his domain name, I'd suggest commenting to him, not me. The downmods are ridiculous, did I honestly distract from the conversation or did everyone disagree that putting www in front fixes it? This place is dying.
- lucumo 17y agoDomains that require www need to die.
- hrishi 17y agogoogle 'hn'.