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Maybe this is a "who whould ever use dropbox" question? I'm curious what is the use case for something like nslookup.io since I can more conveniently get the s
by jjav 5y ago
Maybe this is a "who whould ever use dropbox" question?
I'm curious what is the use case for something like nslookup.io since I can more conveniently get the same info from the CLI?
In any case congratulations for finding a use case!
- pul 5y ago> conveniently For many people it's more convenient to do DNS lookups on nslookup.io than googling the syntax and order of dig arguments, opening a terminal and entering it themselves. Plus, it can be convenient to get an overview of the popular record types, instead of doing 7 dig queries yourself. > the same info Nslookup.io provides more info than dig/nslookup CLIs: info about the A/AAAA IPs, logos for hosting providers, parsing DNS records, and more to come ;) > In any case congratulations for finding a use case! Thank you!