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I know, that it looks just like a quick fix, and it gets things done. However, that quick fix does a damage. Why don't you use it just like a fallback. Why use
by vetinari 8y ago
I know, that it looks just like a quick fix, and it gets things done.
However, that quick fix does a damage. Why don't you use it just like a fallback. Why use it, when everything works right?
- creeble 8y agoBecause it often doesn't work right, and there's no way to tell. One of the most common complaints we get is that things "are slow to start" or that "I click and it's slow to respond". After long and expensive remote diagnosis, this turns out to be slow DNS, and 8.8.8.8 fixes it. Falling back to it wouldn't change the user experience.