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I'm not sure what metric you use to judge it as terrible. I thought it was great. 10,000 companies pay for my service today. 65 million people use my infrastru

by davidu 10y ago

I'm not sure what metric you use to judge it as terrible. I thought it was great. 10,000 companies pay for my service today. 65 million people use my infrastructure today. Cisco bought the company for more than $650m. It continues to innovate on the decades old DNS in secure and useful ways. So let me know what part is terrible.

zhengyi13 10y ago
The part where you repeated Verisign's mistake in breaking a fundamental protocol. NXDOMAIN. Kind of a thing, and important to protocols other than HTTP.
- mentat 10y ago
  The point is that the company did just fine even having made a mistake. Ignoring that is just being difficult.
  - tripzilch 10y ago
    No, the point that a company doing just fine is somehow an excuse for its actions is just the reason why we can't have nice things.
tripzilch 10y ago
"I got mine."