I see it being simplified the same way phones and cars have been simplified. These are very complex systems with simple interfaces and well understood failure m

I see it being simplified the same way phones and cars have been simplified. These are very complex systems with simple interfaces and well understood failure modes. If your call doesn't go through you check how many "bars" you have. If you have enough reboot. If it still doesn't work take it to a store. If your car fails it displays a light. Check the manual or take it/have it towed to a shop. There are annoyances but we know what to do. The problem is that DNS was designed for developers. That's fine but we need an interface for the average Joe to own a domain name. Yes there will be challenges and tradeoffs, but we can sure do a lot better than where we are.