I've been considering developing a new app but want to ensure it would be beneficial for other entrepreneurs and startup devs before I built it.
The service would notify you when your desired domain name becomes available, goes to auction, or changes in price, and offers detailed guidance on how to acquire it with friendly chat support.
Would that service interest you?
If so (or not), could you spare 3 minutes to provide your feedback?
The link is above.
Thank you in advance! I really appreciate your time.
the project I'm working on is actually a website / store for vertical jigging lures I use to target lake trout.
Making lures myself and dialing in stuff that works better than what I started with scratches several itches: fishing, engineering, artistic.
I especially like using a horizontal graph to find and target them, some scoff at "video game" fishing but it is way more exciting and fun than trolling imo.
This is a great list! Twitch.tv is #31 according to Alexa!
One thing to point out, is that 4 of those are country-specific TLDs (or the historic .net) which have been around for awhile so they might still have some familiarity.
It starts to look very unfamiliar to non-tech people when URLs have a long TLD, such as:
1. Lease the domain with a small cash outlay per month
2. Prove your business model
3. Make money
4. Make a balloon payment for an agreed-upon purchase price (prior to the contract signing) at the end of, say, 3 years term.
This gives the buyer a way to walk away if the business doesn't work out, but lock up the domain from others buying it out from under you in case your business is getting traction.
I'd love to know what the security experts here think.
Oh goody! Another million credentials to refine my password dictionary!
If it was a known vulnerability there is nothing to learn but "patch your shit". But if you want some advice, the only thing you can learn from somebody exploiting a web application (assuming the hole was in vBulletin, which we have no idea) is that you can't trust the security of web applications. Do all the general system-hardening stuff that nobody ever does, install a webapp firewall, and pray.
"PHP" bulletin boards are the largest there is, VB is the most well known forum software there is... It has nothing to do with PHP, you can exploit any language.
The service would notify you when your desired domain name becomes available, goes to auction, or changes in price, and offers detailed guidance on how to acquire it with friendly chat support.
Would that service interest you?
If so (or not), could you spare 3 minutes to provide your feedback?
The link is above.
Thank you in advance! I really appreciate your time.
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