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Fun fact - I used Domain Heist to find domainheist.com (before it had its name) by specifying "domain" as the search criteria.
Posted by
nemz44 on Monday July 15, 2024 @02:14PM
from the show-hn dept.
https://www.domainheist.com/
Searching through expired domain names is a great way to find a professional yet affordable domain for a new project or business, but the best ones are usually snagged quickly.I built this free tool out of necessity for my own side projects, to help me catch a relevant, recently expired domain at TLD base price. Domain Heist sends a daily summary of expired domains that match your search...
Posted by
nemz44 on Saturday May 28, 2022 @10:33PM
from the ask-hn dept.
I'd like to build a minimal dnd page builder in Javascript. Can anyone recommend a WYSIWYG page builder project?https://github.com/blocks/blocks looks perfect but it's very early alpha and not actively maintained. Before contributing to blocks I wonder if there's something more up to date?
Admittedly, I can understand how this would be misleading. I'll fix this soon
Thanks for showing interest. The service doesn't use AWS to auto-generate SSL for custom domains, it uses a dedicated instance of Open Resty with LetsEncrypt.
Cheers- Frontend is Next.js React
Thanks for your comment, I'll be look into these posts today.
There are some measures in place to prevent bots and click-fraud. DOS is less of a concern, as everything is serverless and based on CF/S3.
I'm actively experimenting with pricing and it could well change in the future. You've given me plenty to think about!
I'd like to offer a free version that is useful for non-pro users. I feel that a limit on link creation is a way to differentiate. That said, I'm still experimenting with pricing so this could well change.
Thanks! We collect OS/browser information from the user agent, country, referrer and query parameters.
Posted by
nemz44 on Monday May 16, 2022 @09:04PM
from the show-hn dept.
I built a service based on Amazon CloudFront's global edge network of points of presence. This distributed architecture affords the user:- Protection against network and application layer attacks- Robust and reliable links that will never go down- Instant links with low latency no matter where your visitors are in the world- Unlimited tracked clicks (no cap on clicks/month)The service has...
I created a link shortening service that works in exactly this way, it's called pxl.to. Based on Amazon CloudFront's global edge network of 310+ Points of Presence in 47 countries. What this means for the user:
- Instant links with low latency no matter where your visitors are in the world
- Robust and reliable links that will never go down, ever
- Protection against network and application layer attacks
- Unlimited tracked clicks (no cap on clicks/month)
The service allows the creation of links using a hierarchical naming structure, as mentioned in these comments like example.com/folder/test.
It also auto-generates an SSL cert for every custom domain added, for HTTPS-secure links.
I'd love any feedback! The service is largely free and can be found at https://www.pxl.to
Hikaru and Chessbrah are playing at GM level. It'd be difficult to cheat at this level. Every player tends to recognise every other player, and it takes time to climb to this elo. A far more representative example would be to observe games from a NM or IM. These guys often bump into cheaters. 1 in 6/7 isn't unrealistic.