Domains
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Continuing on the same subject as previous one, I just registered c2oh.com (no link because just running some ads there) and and I think it is a good alround domain name to run different tests on. I think it has potential to be valuable in the future. Anybody knows the meaning of c2oh without googling? Has anybody ever succeded in registering a "valuable" domain name? Maybe sold a domain name? jhaga
Recommended books: Nish's C++/CLI in Action Vavilala's AJAX for ASP.NET The Career Programmer Buy and sell your computer equipment at Half.com
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Continuing on the same subject as previous one, I just registered c2oh.com (no link because just running some ads there) and and I think it is a good alround domain name to run different tests on. I think it has potential to be valuable in the future. Anybody knows the meaning of c2oh without googling? Has anybody ever succeded in registering a "valuable" domain name? Maybe sold a domain name? jhaga
Recommended books: Nish's C++/CLI in Action Vavilala's AJAX for ASP.NET The Career Programmer Buy and sell your computer equipment at Half.com
jhaga wrote:
Anybody knows the meaning of c2oh without googling?
I'm gonna guess that it's the chemical formula C2OH...but since I hated chemistry, I don't know what that is specifically. ;P
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jhaga wrote:
Anybody knows the meaning of c2oh without googling?
I'm gonna guess that it's the chemical formula C2OH...but since I hated chemistry, I don't know what that is specifically. ;P
David Stone wrote:
C2OH
Right! :) jhaga
Recommended books: Nish's C++/CLI in Action Vavilala's AJAX for ASP.NET The Career Programmer Buy and sell your computer equipment at Half.com
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Continuing on the same subject as previous one, I just registered c2oh.com (no link because just running some ads there) and and I think it is a good alround domain name to run different tests on. I think it has potential to be valuable in the future. Anybody knows the meaning of c2oh without googling? Has anybody ever succeded in registering a "valuable" domain name? Maybe sold a domain name? jhaga
Recommended books: Nish's C++/CLI in Action Vavilala's AJAX for ASP.NET The Career Programmer Buy and sell your computer equipment at Half.com
jhaga wrote:
Has anybody ever succeded in registering a "valuable" domain name? Maybe sold a domain name?
as with any collector item, you need something A) someone wants B) they don't have a near enough substitute (did you buy all the .net .info .tv .us etc. ad infinitum also?) C) find someone who wants it D) agree on a price. So, we will assume you found A) for the moment even though it was still available. Now you need to find out about B) then you will need to eventually find a C) and then somehow manage D). When people collect things to resell they often forget that it is more complicated than simply buying and then waving a flag and having folks jump to your doorstep. Somethings sell more than others, some don't. New domain extensions are being opened up regularly to try to prevent some of the name blocks on certain domains, which is good for you if you want to buy, bad for you if you think you can make a fortune off what you have bought. Good luck! who knows, maybe you will find all those!
_________________________ Asu no koto o ieba, tenjo de nezumi ga warau. Talk about things of tomorrow and the mice in the ceiling laugh. (Japanese Proverb)
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Continuing on the same subject as previous one, I just registered c2oh.com (no link because just running some ads there) and and I think it is a good alround domain name to run different tests on. I think it has potential to be valuable in the future. Anybody knows the meaning of c2oh without googling? Has anybody ever succeded in registering a "valuable" domain name? Maybe sold a domain name? jhaga
Recommended books: Nish's C++/CLI in Action Vavilala's AJAX for ASP.NET The Career Programmer Buy and sell your computer equipment at Half.com
:omg: You posted that 3 hours ago and googleing "c2oh", your post is now the second hit. Marc
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:omg: You posted that 3 hours ago and googleing "c2oh", your post is now the second hit. Marc
Google is repaying codeproject, after totally ignoring this place for 4 months! :) Soon Chris can stop paying for that sponsored link to codeproject, that google keeps showing. jhaga
Recommended books: Nish's C++/CLI in Action Vavilala's AJAX for ASP.NET The Career Programmer Buy and sell your computer equipment at Half.com
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jhaga wrote:
Anybody knows the meaning of c2oh without googling?
I'm gonna guess that it's the chemical formula C2OH...but since I hated chemistry, I don't know what that is specifically. ;P
But as a rule of thumb, each atom has to have a filled outer shell. Carbon has 4 holes, oxygen 2, and hydrogen 1. I don't see any way which this molecule could be "stable."
ROFLOLMFAO
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But as a rule of thumb, each atom has to have a filled outer shell. Carbon has 4 holes, oxygen 2, and hydrogen 1. I don't see any way which this molecule could be "stable."
ROFLOLMFAO
Ri Qen-Sin wrote:
I don't see any way which this molecule could be "stable."
Good observation. The hydrogen atoms bound to the carbon skeleton is left out of the formula. After all, we all know they are there! jhaga
Recommended books: Nish's C++/CLI in Action Vavilala's AJAX for ASP.NET The Career Programmer Buy and sell your computer equipment at Half.com
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jhaga wrote:
Anybody knows the meaning of c2oh without googling?
I'm gonna guess that it's the chemical formula C2OH...but since I hated chemistry, I don't know what that is specifically. ;P
Good luck to you, but, your reference to ethanol (drinkin' alcohol for the unknowing) is obscure enough have eluded me. Had it not be oddly answered in some of the followups, I'd have assumed it not to be a chemical allusion. Hope I'm wrong, but your assumption as to marketability misses an important point: it requires some degree of easy recognition - and if an explaination is required (even to someone with a fair knowledge in the field) - it really doesn't have that valuable commodity. Try
HydroxyEthane.orgOr maybeHydroEthylEther.net? Desperation?Hydrogen_Ethoxide.com."The difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has its limits." - Albert Einstein
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