~terry
Tue, Jul 21, 1998 (07:35)
seed
Ideas for new domain names ending in .com or .net.
To see if a name is taken type 'whois ' at a UNIX prompt or look it
up on http://www.internic.net 's whois searcher.
We need your ideas for names to register to help make money to support
the Spring, a lot of the obviously great names are taken, but there are
still some good ones out there and sometimes good ones expire and open up
again. Your ideas?
~terry
Tue, Jul 21, 1998 (07:38)
#1
Here are some of the names owned or managed by the Spring:
janhooks.com
texasequityloan.com
adultstory.com
golftravel.net
childrenstory.com
mfeedback.com
austinspring.com
virtualharem.com
onward.org
wonderbee.com
fattymoon.com
webzine.net
realtybabes.com
walhus.com
kidsatplay.net
envirocom.net
helenhuth.com
winfieldray.com
love30.com
brucesterling.com
gennifer.com
mindfolk.com
spring.net
diveship.com
udsi.net
minds.org
cybersubdivision.com
filmlocations.net
clearminds.com
roxburylounge.com
newsbabes.net
movielocations.net
divecruise.com
webarter.net
boat.org
cooltoys.net
e-retailer.net
searchwarrant.com
repeater.org
locationmanager.com
tvpc.com
teachai.com
roxburyguys.com
Just to give you a starting point.
~terry
Wed, Jul 22, 1998 (10:12)
#2
Any ideas yet?
~KitchenManager
Wed, Jul 22, 1998 (10:34)
#3
stanky.net
cranky.net
redneck.net
dotcom.com
~stacey
Wed, Jul 22, 1998 (14:15)
#4
LOVE dotcom.com!
~terry
Wed, Jul 22, 1998 (15:48)
#5
Registrant:
Mann Consulting (DOTCOM-DOM)
2410 California #200
San Francisco, CA 94115
Domain Name: DOTCOM.COM
Administrative Contact:
Mann, Harold R. (HRM) hmann@MANN.COM
(415) 546-6266
Technical Contact, Zone Contact:
Hauser, Michael (MH5) hauser@NAMECRAFT.COM
(510) 528-9040
Record last updated on 21-Jun-94.
Record created on 21-Jun-94.
Database last updated on 22-Jul-98 04:16:55 EDT.
Domain servers in listed order:
WOODWIND.COM 140.174.231.130
CRL.COM 165.113.1.12
Taken!
~KitchenManager
Wed, Jul 22, 1998 (18:51)
#6
figures...is dotnet.net, also?
or
4dummies.net
then you could have
aol.4dummies.net
thespring.4dummies.net
sex.4dummies.net
etcetera...
~terry
Wed, Jul 22, 1998 (20:58)
#7
Both taken. To find out do a !whois dotnet.net at the shell prompt or
check on the www.internic.net website. Keep the name ideas coming!!
~KitchenManager
Wed, Jul 22, 1998 (23:11)
#8
I'm at home, so I can't telnet...
didn't know you could check on the web...
hehe...
~terry
Thu, Jul 23, 1998 (10:25)
#9
Yep, it will be under whois on the internic website.
Anyone got any insanelygreat.com web names? howaboutit.com?
~stacey
Thu, Jul 23, 1998 (19:45)
#10
why can't you telnet from home?!?!
~stacey
Thu, Jul 23, 1998 (19:46)
#11
I mean... if I can do it...
~KitchenManager
Fri, Jul 24, 1998 (00:06)
#12
AOL...
~riette
Fri, Jul 24, 1998 (03:54)
#13
Aching Out Loud
~stacey
Fri, Jul 24, 1998 (03:54)
#14
oh.
(no ability to telnet through the RUN command?)
~KitchenManager
Fri, Jul 24, 1998 (03:54)
#15
not yet...need a second internet hookup from home,
which may or may not coexist peacefully with AOL...
but, hey, I got you on from home...
(most telnet programs don't work with AOL's tcp/ip stack...)
~stacey
Wed, Jul 29, 1998 (14:06)
#16
Absolutely Outta Luck
~KitchenManager
Wed, Jul 29, 1998 (16:54)
#17
pretty much sums it up, yes...
~terry
Wed, Jul 29, 1998 (18:24)
#18
altavista.com just sold for $3 million to Compaq.
~KitchenManager
Wed, Jul 29, 1998 (18:46)
#19
oh, my.....
at my current rate of pay,
I'll make that in 120 years...
~terry
Tue, Aug 4, 1998 (22:44)
#20
Here are the two I thought up and registered Sunday:
silkcloth.com
silkclothing.com
What do you think? I have a friend in the silk clothing business.
Other ideas?
~riette
Wed, Aug 5, 1998 (15:28)
#21
And I thought it was all about your fetishes. How dissappointing.
hayroller.com
silkyhay.com
rollin'hay.com
rollin'terry.com
silkyterrybabe.com
hiterry.com
wonderingwhilerollinginthehay.com
howyou'vebeen.com
~terry
Wed, Aug 5, 1998 (18:29)
#22
hay, not bad.
roller another one.
~riette
Thu, Aug 6, 1998 (02:17)
#23
That says it all.
~terry
Thu, Aug 6, 1998 (12:25)
#24
What about austinticity.com
~riette
Thu, Aug 6, 1998 (17:29)
#25
That sounds a tit like the six million dollar man's birth place or something!
~riette
Thu, Aug 6, 1998 (17:32)
#26
HA-HA!!!!
Sorry about the tit that should be bit - seem to be having my boobies tied around my fingers today!!
Like the woman who could not say an R, and explained that her tongue got tied around her R's. Get it?!
~stacey
Thu, Aug 6, 1998 (17:59)
#27
no, but it is all pretty damn funny anyway...
(you seem in a GREAT mood Riette!)
~terry
Thu, Aug 6, 1998 (18:21)
#28
Could we get a visual on that, Riette?
~riette
Fri, Aug 7, 1998 (02:01)
#29
R's like in arse - British English, get the double meaning now, Stace? And, yes, I'm in a great mood!!!!! Heeeeeeee-haaaaaawwwwwww!
Which one, Terry? The first or the second? For the second I might have to become a contortionist or something first, because as I look at it now my backside seems lower down than I always thought it was.
~terry
Fri, Aug 7, 1998 (10:10)
#30
Both.
~riette
Fri, Aug 7, 1998 (14:17)
#31
Hmmm . . . awe twying vewy vewy hawd - tongue bit wathew wifficult . . . aauch . . . thank Gawd I just had a showew . . . onwy awle to type wif one fingew now that my woowies awe tied wound 'em . . . no, $wit! Too damwed uncomfowtawle . . . ugh ugh ugh . . . ooh!!
�POP!SPIT!ZING!�
That's much better now. See Terry? I managed it!! But for a second there I really hought I had my tongue stuck where it was, and got overwhelmed in visions of brown. That was scary. And I didn't know what to do with my feet, so I used them to hold my head in the right place . . . I think you'll be glad to hear I shall not apply this as a hay rolling position ever.
~terry
Sat, Aug 8, 1998 (01:31)
#32
I'm just trying to visualize all this (rotfl).
~riette
Sat, Aug 8, 1998 (02:16)
#33
I was going to say, now it's your turn to have a go, but you don't have boobies! Wonder what else you could get tied round your finger. Will have to think about that one . .. .
~terry
Wed, Nov 25, 1998 (09:30)
#34
I almost lost thespring.com but I reregistered it today. So pretty soon
you can type thespring into your browser without the dot ending and the
http garbage. Also registered gospring.com along with thespring.com
Keep those creative ideas for names coming?
~ratthing
Tue, Dec 8, 1998 (20:46)
#35
terry how much would it cost me for you to get me ratthing.com and host
it on your servers? i also own l-comm.com, and was thinking of parking
it on your servers as well. what are the initial costs and the
monthly/recurring costs?
~wolf
Tue, Dec 8, 1998 (21:13)
#36
got a question: if i wanted to have my own domain, say, uh, midnightwolf.com, what would the purpose for it be? i mean, how big is a domain, would it be all mine? would i have to work real hard at it? besides the initial cost of owning the name, what else would it cost me?
~ratthing
Tue, Dec 8, 1998 (21:35)
#37
wolfie, when you have a domain name, it is essentially a single site
on the internet that you can do with as you please. you can host
a web site on it, you can put files on it for people to download, you
can host conferences on it, you can host whatever you want on it.
the only limitations are 1) the abilities of the server machine on
which you are hosting your site, 2) the amount of time and money
you have to work on the site.
i want to have a site to do all sorts of things. right now i have
a web site at www.l-comm.com but i no longer own a company called
L Comm, so i would just like to start ratthing.com for my own
personal use.
~wolf
Wed, Dec 9, 1998 (09:00)
#38
well, i did look for midnightwolf.com and it is free. what about ratthing.com?
and what kind of server would i need? i mean, could i do this from my personal computer at home? and would the thing need to be on all the time? (i'm utterly clueless)!
~terry
Wed, Dec 9, 1998 (09:34)
#39
!whois ratthing.com
No match for "RATTHING.COM".
~ratthing
Wed, Dec 9, 1998 (09:52)
#40
technically, you would be able to run your server off of any machine
connected to the internet. ideally, you want a machine connected to
the net 24/7 and on all the time.
~ratthing
Wed, Dec 9, 1998 (09:54)
#41
terry, my church has a website at www.sanfernandocathedral.org. we
are thinking of moving it somewhere else that is cheaper. we are
currently having it hosted by corporate web (www.corporate-web.com)
what would you charge?
~terry
Wed, Dec 9, 1998 (10:23)
#42
For a church, $15 per month plus whatever Jeff or Tami's set up fee is to
put it on the server, if you put it on the server it's free for the setup.
Church's get 50% off our regular $30 / month dedicated website fee.
~ratthing
Wed, Dec 9, 1998 (10:33)
#43
i have a meeting with the Rector of the cathedral on sunday. i will
let you know!
meantime, what do you charge to snarf up ratthing.com and place it
on your servers?
~terry
Wed, Dec 9, 1998 (11:03)
#44
Same thing. YOu'd have to pay the nic $70 for two years, provide and
organization name and contact, and pay a small set up fee. IN your case,
it would be free, a tradeoff for your copious assistance and ideas.
You could do the setup if you felt up to it. I believe the directions are
in the projects conference, which is the place where we organize various
websites and jobs.
Jeff Kramer set up a webserver on access.spring.net for all our new sites.
Do you have an account there, Ray?
~ratthing
Wed, Dec 9, 1998 (12:20)
#45
i dont think so, but i will check. thanks, terry.
~ratthing
Wed, Dec 9, 1998 (16:01)
#46
terry, i dont have access to access.spring.net. i just need to know
hostnames and netaddresses for InterNIC. i can do the rest myself
(i think!).
~KitchenManager
Wed, Dec 9, 1998 (16:11)
#47
go to http://www.internic.net
and search for spring.net, Ray,
it'll give you the info you need
to register other sites, I think...
~terry
Wed, Dec 9, 1998 (16:11)
#48
I'll set you up with a ratthing account on access.
~ratthing
Wed, Dec 9, 1998 (16:24)
#49
wer, thanks. took care of it all on internic! thanks, terry.
~wer
Wed, Dec 9, 1998 (19:16)
#50
Terry, did we ever figure out if I have an account on access?
And if I do, what's my login name?
~ratthing
Wed, Dec 9, 1998 (19:58)
#51
wer, i just looked in /etc/passwd on access and you are not listed.
~KitchenManager
Wed, Dec 9, 1998 (20:11)
#52
that does explain why none of my log-ins work over there...
~ratthing
Wed, Dec 9, 1998 (20:27)
#53
if terry sez ok i will add you immediately.
~KitchenManager
Wed, Dec 9, 1998 (20:36)
#54
can't do anything with it right now,
I was just wondering...
wouldn't have a spare Pentium that
you need to store in Austin do you, Ray?
~wolf
Wed, Dec 9, 1998 (20:40)
#55
haha. yeah, lemme pull it outta my back pocket!! i wish i understood all this computer mumbo jumbo.
~ratthing
Wed, Dec 9, 1998 (20:40)
#56
if i did i'd send it right up!
~KitchenManager
Wed, Dec 9, 1998 (20:58)
#57
yeah, well, at least I asked...
hopefully one will be purchased for our
house sometime before March...
(of 1999, that is!)
~wolf
Wed, Dec 9, 1998 (21:00)
#58
oooo, could we possibly have a clue as to what santa is bringing to the wer household? hmmmmm?
~KitchenManager
Wed, Dec 9, 1998 (21:03)
#59
not THAT soon, unfortunately...
~terry
Thu, Sep 16, 1999 (10:50)
#60
If you had to rename the spring something other than spring.net what would
it be?
I've thought about springfolks.com
It would be nice to be a dot com instead of a dot net, of course we can be
as many names as we want all pointing to the same site.
Suggestions? (it can't be an already registered name).
~aschuth
Thu, Sep 16, 1999 (13:42)
#61
I like .net, because it doesn't sound so corporate. I mean, yeah, you own this, and there are costs and cash flows, so there IS a biz side, but the name should rather propagate the web-culture the Spring is. This is our "Home on the Net", where the browers graze, etc.
P.S.: I'm not sure a topic like "A wants Spring.net" should be exclusiveky discussed in Inner. Thanks for dragging this out here into the sun shine.
We non-Inners see it, and when we know something is going on, but can't put the finger on it, it might upset the populace.
~terry
Thu, Sep 16, 1999 (15:17)
#62
No, it would not be upsetting. But I can't go in to details yet.
.com names have the advantage that you type one word in the browser
window without the http://www. and the .com. That's one big reason why
I'd like to have a .com or several .com names for this community.
Ideas? Suggestions on names?
~aschuth
Thu, Sep 16, 1999 (15:51)
#63
"No, it would not be upsetting. But I can't go in to details yet." - I appreciate that, as this is wheelin'-dealin' biz, and it asks for mucho discretion. I understand this. Many golden geese fly away when people discuss how to cut it up before getting their hands on one...
Still, seeing people post in a topic with the mentioned name, but general public being in the dark... Well, got me thinking what you were up to - nothing untoward, I'm sure, it's just the suspense and thrill...
~terry
Thu, Sep 16, 1999 (23:36)
#64
Hang tight. It's nothing to worry about! But I can't talk about it yet.
~infospryte
Thu, Sep 16, 1999 (23:55)
#65
These names are not registered yet:
spring-world.com
my-spring.com
springchat.com
thoughtspring.com
talkspring.com
mouthspring.com
spring-web.com
(However, springchicken.com IS already registered.)
~infospryte
Sat, Sep 25, 1999 (15:03)
#66
These names are not registered yet, either:
spring-o-rama.com
springviews.com
mondospring.com
~MarciaH
Sat, Sep 25, 1999 (15:50)
#67
mondospring is a really classy name. Summons up all sorts of images...!
~terry
Sat, Sep 25, 1999 (22:33)
#68
And infospryte.com is still available.
~aschuth
Sun, Sep 26, 1999 (16:11)
#69
MondoSpring sounds like a weird 70s b-movie title to me...
TheSpring.whatever ?
~MarciaH
Sun, Sep 26, 1999 (16:36)
#70
Terry, I really like infospryte.com I think it could be important in the future if we do not want to keep it - all sorts of web sites are offering information - this would be a natural for it!
~amy
Sun, Sep 26, 1999 (16:56)
#71
Wow. It is getting really hard to find the dotcoms anymore. I do whoises for fun every few months, but since the last time, it seems like hardly any I think of are still available. However, I think these might possibly be valuable soon, especially since in the next year they say 40% of all small businesses will have a web presence, so the e-commerce-type names will be hot.
loveyourdress.com
loveyourtie.com
Did not continue checking in this vein.
~riette
Mon, Sep 27, 1999 (03:53)
#72
You mean there isn't a loveyourtits.com left?
~terry
Mon, Sep 27, 1999 (11:02)
#73
loveyourtits is still available. Should I grab them, er, it?
~riette
Mon, Sep 27, 1999 (13:51)
#74
Ha-ha!!! I KNEW it would still be available! Yep, this is the one time you get to grab them before fondling!!
~terry
Mon, Sep 27, 1999 (15:30)
#75
OK I'll be nice to the three of you.
~aschuth
Mon, Sep 27, 1999 (18:12)
#76
;=}
~aschuth
Mon, Sep 27, 1999 (18:14)
#77
Terry, what about Spring + the new domain dot whatevers?
.arts
.firm
...
~stacey
Mon, Sep 27, 1999 (18:24)
#78
hey ya!
how come we don't just create a whole new dot category for ourselves!?!?!
(and how do we do that??)
~aschuth
Mon, Sep 27, 1999 (18:28)
#79
Talk the folks at Internic into it ( www.internic.com or .org??? ).
Or, in other words, fugeddahaboudit! Big international orgs convene, and agree on stuff like that.
~cfadm
Mon, Sep 27, 1999 (23:06)
#80
BTW, springsite.com is not registered, either.
~MarciaH
Mon, Sep 27, 1999 (23:10)
#81
I would check on springnet.com and springcom.net if I knew where to check...
~cfadm
Mon, Sep 27, 1999 (23:13)
#82
http://www.networksolutions.com/
or do a whois check from telnet...
~MarciaH
Mon, Sep 27, 1999 (23:19)
#83
Thank you, kindly!
~MarciaH
Mon, Sep 27, 1999 (23:28)
#84
Neither are registered:
springcom.net
springcom.net
~MarciaH
Mon, Sep 27, 1999 (23:29)
#85
pardon...being distracted momentarily. Neither springcom.net nor springnet.com are registered...
~MarciaH
Tue, Sep 28, 1999 (00:04)
#86
(...and stop thinking those evil thoughts about the posters who just cannot get it right the first time...and stop laughing, too!)
~riette
Tue, Sep 28, 1999 (04:41)
#87
�suppressing a snigger with both hands�
~Isabel
Tue, Sep 28, 1999 (08:32)
#88
Don't worry Marcia! I never get it right the first time! :-D
~terry
Tue, Sep 28, 1999 (10:55)
#89
Thanks, both those names have applied for.
My friend Pat McGuire jost sold his name, wirelessvideo.com, for $120,000.
Not a bad day's work for someone who's been trying to bootstrap a little
business for years.
~riette
Tue, Sep 28, 1999 (14:08)
#90
$hit, you're right there! How much would a pair of kids get me?
~MarciaH
Tue, Sep 28, 1999 (17:11)
#91
With kids, you gotta wait till they ripen and fall off the vine - like fine vintage grapes. Then you get to enjoy the fruits of your labor...if you are very lucky. I do like InfoSpryte.com. It has magic about it. Beats Jeeves.com anyday!
~riette
Wed, Sep 29, 1999 (14:00)
#92
Yep, InfoSpryte.com is cool.
Yesterday I was seriously considering selling the kids or donating them for Stacey's run. It was a cop day. I felt like a cop all day. But today was great, so today I'll keep them.
~MarciaH
Wed, Sep 29, 1999 (14:39)
#93
Terry, apply for InfoSpryte.com, please...or the guy who was using it...! It is too choice to let the riff raff in the outer cyber space get ahold of it...!
~terry
Wed, Sep 29, 1999 (14:44)
#94
It has been applied for, and, speaking of names I just got a bill for
firth.com and I also went out and spent $125 on a 9 gb. hard drive so I'll
have to fire up the pledge drive. I bet I could raise $35 from the
firthians and maybe some more for the hard drive. I just made the
quarterly $1287 payment to ddc.net for our server colocation so that's not
an issue for another 2 months.
~infospryte
Wed, Sep 29, 1999 (15:15)
#95
cops-and-donuts.com as well as copsanddonuts.com are not registered
neither are
foodspryte.com
sexpspryte.com
wordspryte.com
sexhurt.com
~MarciaH
Wed, Sep 29, 1999 (15:25)
#96
sexhurt???!!! It should not hurt!
~MarciaH
Wed, Sep 29, 1999 (15:28)
#97
Guess that means I put out a plea for funds now?! Will do so on Springfolks and other message boards of which I am a memeber and see what I can do for you.
~terry
Wed, Sep 29, 1999 (23:39)
#98
Thanks, I got a $35 bill for firth.com and bought that hard drive.
I'm still waitng for the first Visto check, but it should be over $200.
~MarciaH
Thu, Sep 30, 1999 (00:09)
#99
Please post the address again for me...so we will all know! and to whom to make the check payable...
~terry
Thu, Sep 30, 1999 (09:07)
#100
Paul Terry Walhus
The Spring
Rt 2 Box 56r
Cedar Creek TX 78612
payable to either The Spring or Paul Terry Walhus