treitnauer

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The Sad Story Of The Unicode Snowman(xn--55gaaaaaa281gfaqg86dja792anqa.ws)
149 points by treitnauer 16y ago|36 comments
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by treitnauer 16y ago
Yep, looks like Tumblr has some issues at the moment.
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by treitnauer 16y ago
Why the P2P DNS project will not work: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1972834
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Why the P2P DNS project will not work(sam.sargeant.name)
2 points by treitnauer 16y ago|5 comments
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ICANN had no role in seizing torrent domains(domainincite.com)
2 points by treitnauer 16y ago|2 comments
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by treitnauer 16y ago
Living off iWantMyName ( http://iwantmyname.com ) – completely bootstrapped, enough to support 3 co-founders (including me) and we'll most likely start hiring next year. Fun times... :)
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by treitnauer 16y ago
Next year, they will simply apply for .BIT – http://www.circleid.com/posts/reduce_the_risk_of_url_shorten...
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by treitnauer 16y ago
I would recommend to separate: 1. Domains 2. Hosting 3. DNS 4. Email Don't throw all eggs in one basket... ;)
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by treitnauer 16y ago
We've started building a better experience for domain seekers at http://iwantmyname.com .
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by treitnauer 16y ago
Just would like to add that we're completely self-funded and proud of it... :)
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by treitnauer 16y ago
We'll have one soon at http://iwantmyname.com The only reliable way for domain checks is to query the registry database directly through a registrar instead of going through whois / DNS.
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Why Some Domain Extensions Are More Expensive Than Others(iwantmyname.com)
3 points by treitnauer 16y ago|0 comments
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CouchDB Case Study iWantMyName(couch.io)
2 points by treitnauer 16y ago|0 comments
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by treitnauer 17y ago
The iWantMyName DomainApp for iPhone would be another good tool for your list: http://iwantmyname.com/iphone
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Your Username Does Not Belong To You(iwantmyname.com)
6 points by treitnauer 17y ago|0 comments
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by treitnauer 17y ago
I'd really like to use my Google Profile on my own domain name like profile.myname.com.
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by treitnauer 17y ago
Two questions come into my mind after this article: - Will we still use domain names in 25 years? - How will addressing "things" look like in the future? Your thoughts?
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by treitnauer 17y ago
What about running an URL shortener on your own domain? Here are 10 tools to do it: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=752144
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by treitnauer 17y ago
Also see 10 Tools to run an URL Shortener on your own Domain: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=752144
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Tools to run an URL Shortener on your own Domain(iwantmyname.com)
6 points by treitnauer 17y ago|2 comments
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What to do when the .COM you want isn't available?(webworkerdaily.com)
2 points by treitnauer 17y ago|1 comments
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New Domain Extensions We Might See In 2010(iwantmyname.com)
1 points by treitnauer 17y ago|0 comments
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by treitnauer 17y ago
Agree to 2) - also see our recent blog article: http://iwantmyname.com/blog/2009/06/i-want-my-name-or-how-yo...
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I want my name Or how you can own your online identity.(iwantmyname.com)
2 points by treitnauer 17y ago|0 comments
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by treitnauer 17y ago
It's better to use domain.com/blog for SEO reasons. You should also have a look at other hosted blog services. There are plenty of options around with TypePad, Blogger or even Tumblr. Squarespace is a good solution too because they let you
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by treitnauer 17y ago
Yes, it's setting up the respective CNAMEs, A-records, MX etc. for these services.
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by treitnauer 17y ago
Ever heard of .TEL domains? They're the perfect solution to this problem...
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IWantMyName launches "Domains for Apps" with support for 17 web apps & services(iwantmyname.com)
6 points by treitnauer 17y ago|2 comments