A Collector of Unfinished Side Projects: My Graveyard of Expired Domains
By
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Toasted just enough. A reliable bake, gently seasoned.
Summary
The author shares their experience of launching 17 side projects, none of which were completed, resulting in a collection of expired domain names. They humorously describe their cycle of buying domains, coding intensely, and losing interest, leaving behind a 'graveyard of unfinished dreams.'
Key quotes
· 3 pulledI buy a domain name → I code for 3 all-nighters → I lose interest → I start again.
My Google Domains look like a graveyard of unfinished dreams.
I think I'm officially a side project collector.
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