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Creator here. I was actually contemplating DNS-over-Letter, but I couldn't find a great way of handling requests that I could make reasonably safe for people wh
by matthewgall 7y ago
Creator here. I was actually contemplating DNS-over-Letter, but I couldn't find a great way of handling requests that I could make reasonably safe for people who would have to handle them.
- leshokunin 7y agoIt doesn't have to be people. Have you considered using crabs? https://phys.org/news/2012-04-scientists-crab-powered.html https://phys.org/news/2012-04-scientists-crab-powered.html
- Crosseye_Jack 7y agohttps://www.clicksend.com/post/concealed-pin-number-letters/ https://www.clicksend.com/post/concealed-pin-number-letters/ Unless you mean the requests were that hot off the presses it burns the mail carriers hands ;-)
- tssva 7y agoI assume by safe for those handling them his main concerns for DNS via letter would be letter bombs and letters containing toxic substances such as anthrax powder or ricin.
- matthewgall 7y agoThat and I planned to put stickers and stuff in. Asking for return envelopes and addresses seems a little bit terrible :)
- Crosseye_Jack 7y agoOh I see, People mail in a DNS request and you return it. > Asking for return envelopes and addresses seems a little bit terrible :) How else you going to reply with the DNS Record? ;-) EDIT: Also thanks for the DNS Via SMS service. I've already used it twice for legit reasons. Who would of thought that having an out of band DNS service would be handy.
- westmeal 7y agoMaybe the sender can just put the domain in the return address instead of their name. I don't know if the post office really gives a shit