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why dont dns servers provide this capability? seems like they are the most centralized of all the online services.
by AznHisoka 10y ago
why dont dns servers provide this capability? seems like they are the most centralized of all the online services.
- PeterWhittaker 10y agoThe problem isn't the service being provided, that's well handled. The problem is that the development team is woefully underfunded, incapable of keeping up with maintenance, security fixes, new design, documentation, testing, etc.
- rhizome 10y agoSeparation of concerns.
- viraptor 10y agoDNS is cached aggressively. As in, there is no "do not ever cache this" flag really. And even if there was, it there are multiple solutions actively ignoring the TTL hints. And caching is one thing you do not want when asking for time.