I'm completely new to the domain business.
Bought 14 .si domains 2 weeks ago, bought a few more in the last few days, ~95 domains in total.
Listed them all for sale on Spaceship.
Just made my first sale while I was sleeping, someone bought appmaker.si for $990
I was skeptical about .si and wasn't sure if it's a good bet. Apparently the hype is real.
Just saw a few posts on Twitter about .si domain sales that make no sense.
Betty.si was sold for $15,000
TravelAgent.si sold for $19,995
ridge.si sold for $14,800
I understand the value of something like chat.si, agentic.si, work.si etc but these don’t make any sense.
What would be a realistic sale value for saas.am domain? It's 4 letters and a very high-value keyword.
I’ve seen a lot of “this is all just a comic book by Stuart” theories, and I don’t think they’ll go that route because it would kinda ruin the show.
What I could see the creators doing instead is this: after multiple failures (and probably multiple seasons), Stuart finally succeeds in saving the universe. He prevents the machine accident and somehow stops the machine from working at all. Maybe it turns out that Stuart’s accident is actually what made it work in the first place, and simply turning it on normally wouldn’t have done anything.
So Sheldon and the others try to use the machine, nothing happens, eventually they give up and move on to something else. Or they conclude that their whole theory was wrong.
Except it did work, and Stuart is the only person who remembers any of it. But since he’s the only one who remembers, obviously nobody believes him.
He ends up writing comics and/or making paintings based on everything that happened and becomes successful from it, kinda like in the Matrix episode. Or, because this is Stuart, they do him dirty one last time and nobody buys his comics.
P.S. I hope we’d see Raj’s wedding with the elephant.
Hi, I recently build a website for Armenian poetry, I'm using full address as the website name (Poetry[.]am)
I have list pages for authors, which are /poems/[author-slug].
Page title on those is "author name + poems" - Poetry[.]am
Google shows only "Poetry[.]am" which can be confusing for users. This is consistent for multiple authors.
for example "Պատվական Խաչատրյանի բանաստեղծություններ" search returns my site on the first position but page title is Poetry[.]am. How can I fix this?
My page has "Պատվական Խաչատրյանի բանաստեղծություններ - Poetry[.]am" as title, meta name="title", meta og:title. It's also in JSON+LD WebPage schema as name. <h1> tag is the first part.
What can be causing this and how to fix it? Should I remove the - or replace it with | or some other symbol?
Sorry if the Armenian symbols are hard to understand, tl;dr is Google turns "John Smith poems - Poetry[.]am" into "Poetry[.]am" and idk how to fix it.
Okay so the name of the show is Stuart Fails to Save the Universe which is likely chosen mostly for some comedic value but it implies that Stuart isn't successful but we know that eventually in the show finale the universe will be saved in one way or another. So what does it mean for the name of the show? I think there are 2 possibilities:
Simple answer is that the show just shows how Stuart fails again and again to save and once he succeeds, the show will be over. Similarly how Young Sheldon ends when Sheldon grows up or Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage will end with their divorce.
Another possibility is that it's not "Stuart Fails to Save the Universe", it's "Stuart Fails to Save the Universe" so Stuart fails but someone else succeeds. Or Stuart Fails to Save the Universe, he saves another Universe.
What do you think it will be?
I think he's gonna make a "comeback" as a villain. He was the main bad guy of Episode 1, he shot and likely killed Raj, and he got Gary killed. He got transferred to the other universe accidentally, yet Stuart and Bert (and later Denise) start acting like he's part of their group and don't even mention his past.
They did go through a 30-month program, so maybe that changed something, but still, it seems like an unresolved thread. He did almost apologize and he caused the conflict in the paradise village, but I feel like he's gonna intentionally ruin something for his own benefit in the upcoming seasons, maybe even stop Stuart from saving the universe. He can't actually save it, or the show will be over.
How much is this worth? I know it's a local TLD not .com or .ai but .am is 2 letters and even rhymes with llm. And there are still global brands that used .am (i.e. instagr.am, telegr.am, days.am )
What’s your opinion on this domain? It was listed for $249 on Godaddy and for $2,195 on hugedomains.
Domain: picmixer.com
Registrar: Cloudflare
Expires: August 29, 2027
It has different polls, poll averages as well as a simulator that lets you see how parliament would look, what possible coalitions can be, simulate second round and possible extra mandates. It can even show you the list of people who would get the mandates.
This is still beta so might have errors and bugs. Any feedback is appreciated.
Only Armenian version so far, will add English when I have some free time.
I absolutely love Mr. Robot and it's one of my favorite if not the most favorite show. The script, the cinematography, the characters, the attention to details, the music, everything is top level.
But the show itself is too dark. Of course it fits the premise and makes it very realistic but it's hard to rewatch as a "comfort show".
I think Sam would be great at making a show with lower stakes, some sort of story about "regular" people, with drama about relationships, work, friendship, therapy, not saving the world and death. Something like How I Met Your Mother, Modern Family, Ted Lasso etc. With Sam's skills and attention do detail it can be a perfect show, reach wider audiences and portray a beautiful love story of characters that aren't doomed from the start. There are many scenes in Mr. Robot itself that would fit into such a show.
What do you think?
