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Was about to sleep… then DomainPulse hit 1,000 scans. 🎉
657 unique domains checked so far. Thank you to everyone who tried it, shared it, and sent suggestions. I'm really glad you're finding it useful. More coming soon.
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i fear i was never meant to be taken seriously, especially with a swivel chair within reach
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I always see these kinds of videos on IG and know how much time they take, so I wanted to experiment with Claude using just one prompt.
🍁️️THE ART OF BECOMING🍁
An experimental animated film about love, doubt, faith, and finding yourself.
I didn’t give it any images, just told it what to do, and this is what it came up with. Kinda cool, actually. 🎞️
#ExperimentalFilm #AIArt #Claude #CreativeCoding
Pls do watch ittt is cool fr I mean it is fascinating
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Introducing DomainPulse
One search. A clear picture of any domain.
What you get
• WHOIS: registrar, expiry date, and transfer locks
• DNS: where it points, where its email goes, and the services in its records
• Hosting: the IP and the network behind it
• SSL: is the certificate valid and when does it expire
• HTTP: security headers in a clean dev-style viewer
• Ports: which common ports are open
• Exposure Score: flags subdomain names that may reveal internal systems
• Health Grade (A–F): with suggested fixes
• Threat Check: known malware, phishing, and abuse reports
• PDF report by email + JSON export
How is it different from a WHOIS lookup?
WHOIS shows who a domain is registered with.
DomainPulse puts registration, DNS, security, and threat data in one place, then grades it and suggests what to fix.
Works with many African domains too, including .et.
Public data only. Still early, so feedback is very welcome.🙌
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lately i've been letting things be.
my mind wanders and i don't drag it back. when someone's late, i don't get angry anymore. i just wait. i used to treat waiting as dead time, like my real life was paused somewhere and would start again once they showed up. but i'm the one sitting there. those minutes are still mine. they count as much as any others.
i've started to like how quiet taxis are. nobody talks. i'd rather be alone, no music, phone in my bag, just looking out the window. i've noticed that most of what i call boredom is just me refusing to be where i am.
the walk home from my taxi stop is my favorite part of the day. it's getting dark, i'm tired, and my head finally has some space. i think i spend most of my life heading somewhere. this walk is one of the few times i don't mind being in between.
some afternoons i sit at the coffee shop near my place and watch the light move across an empty chair. i don't do anything useful. i used to think every hour had to justify itself. i'm not sure anymore who i was justifying it to.
