Spyke
floquantreply
lemmy.dbzer0.com

Yeah, I don't get the point of including a protocol together with 3 big corpos. Use a recursive resolver (with caching) instead of a forwarding one, and it's fully decentralised at the TLD level. If the root nameservers or .com's stop responding, either your uplink is down or the internet as we know it has ended

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"You will know society has collapsed when you can no longer reach the root nameservers."

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4amreply

It’s a haiku:

It’s not DNS

There’s no WAY it’s DNS

…it was DNS.

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for some reason

You mean things tend to fail at the highly redundant eventually consistent format-agnostic global distributed database and not on the stateless data transformers?

Who could have guessed?

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Me waiting for the remaining 60% of vulnerable records to enable DNSSEC

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Mio
feddit.nu

Let it fall. People will then finally understand that this solution is not good. Decentraltion is the original design of the Internet.

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The internet was originally decentralized, but there is a reason why we changed to centralized.

Because the ability to fend off DDoS attacks, being able to use easy to remember words instead of numbers, and all the other centralized things makes everything easier and more robust.

You can still setup your decentralized internet, maybe throw in some blockchain, but nobody will want to use it because of all the disadvantages.

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lemmy.world

...would these beans actually do much of anything to hold up this legobrick building?

Edit: I'm not fixing it

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jaybonereply
lemmy.zip

I’m also wondering what’s the story behind this pic. I don’t think I’d want to park my car there or be standing there, hard hat or not.

And it seems like that structure would be damaged beyond the point where you could right it again by pulling it back up.

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Thanks for the source, i tried to find it but searchfu not strong enough

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The goal is to slow the fall down so people can demolish it safely.

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piefed.social

That’s a shitty analogy, at least for yesterday’s outage. The sites behind cloudflare were working, they were just inaccessible because of cloudflare’s fuck up.

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Did not know DNS is a company. I would probably put Akamai there or Fastly.

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feddit.org

No, they dont hold it up, they are the wracking ball

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Oh God, the Internet fails in big chunks instead piece by piece on random days, the fucking horror.

Despite them being bastards, the Internet is more stable than ever because of them.

Do you even know how to calculate error budgets?

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You reached the end