Ryan Glass

Entire phrases from books or song lyrics etc. are vulnerable to combined dictionary attacks even if they are very long.

Thanks for your feedback everyone - much appreciated. I have gone with Option 1!

Makerlog, IndieHackers and Twitter are my go-to choices for communities but SEO/organic traffic from search are where it's at for really targeted traffic long-term

Just started https://twitmate.com and am building in the open.

Thanks everyone for the feedback - in the end I bought both domains but have gone with https://twitmate.com (basic home page just up). As well as this thread I got some feedback on IndieHackers https://www.indiehackers.com/post/retry-help-choose-between-these-2-better-domains-fc0ade2432 and Makerlog https://getmakerlog.com/discussions/ryan_glass-help-choosing-between-these-two-domain and it...

Looks great - would love to see a web app version to go along side the android app.

Looks great - will have to use this!

Thank you!

Getting the launch off the ground! The first review can be the hardest to come by...

It's been a couple of years since I first launched Downtime Monkey and we've consistently added new features to change from a simple downtime alert app to a complete website monitoring service. I can honestly say that I now believe Downtime Monkey is the best website monitoring service available with regard to the overall package, user experience and value. Some more details: - Global...

I came across this today when looking for a range of colours to match a logo. There are lots of colour palette collections out there. However, this saved a bunch of time looking through palettes. It is also easier/quicker to use than a lot of other colour combination tools.

Here's a bit more info about Downtime Monkey... We (Big Toe Web Design) first developed an uptime monitor for our own use when some of our clients' websites went down and it was nearly an hour before we found out. In fact we only found out when our clients called! Pretty bad. We looked into solutions with hosting providers and other web monitoring services but nothing did quite what we...