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My ISP still serves ads for all DNS failures. Also, their cache times are absolutely ridiculous. It makes remote web development completely impossible. Let's sa
by minxomat 10y ago
My ISP still serves ads for all DNS failures. Also, their cache times are absolutely ridiculous. It makes remote web development completely impossible. Let's say I change the DNS on a new domain (which takes only a few seconds to propagate with InternetBS+CloudFlare). Yet, if I queried the domain one time where it wasn't live yet, that error is cached for almost a day, with no chance of purging it. So others can see/use my service, but I can't.