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Are you saying, there exists some goofball who filters DNSSEC traffic, therefore DNSSEC isn't possible? If that's how you want to play it then Google now has a
by jart 7y ago
Are you saying, there exists some goofball who filters DNSSEC traffic, therefore DNSSEC isn't possible? If that's how you want to play it then Google now has a moral duty to implement NAPTR and SRV too. That way fallback and load balancing can happen in the Chrome client. Thus folks won't have to pay for BGP or VIP privilege anymore to be able to serve internationally.
- ameliaquining 7y agoIIUC the Chrome developers ran experiments to determine how many users would break if they rolled this out, and the number was above whatever they consider an acceptable threshold.
- jart 7y agoWhich L Team member came to that determination? Would he or she like us to help by setting up public RRDtool monitoring of the policy impact on Internet properties?