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It's the normal DNS Time-To-Live: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_to_live#DNS_records http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_to_live#DNS_records Iceland's server
by mattparlane 15y ago
It's the normal DNS Time-To-Live:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_to_live#DNS_records http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_to_live#DNS_records
Iceland's servers have to host the records, so low TTLs would increase their traffic and therefore load.
- ChuckN 15y agoWhy is TTL relevant here. You register the domain name with Iceland but the nameservers need have nothing to do with Iceland.
- dangrossman 15y ago@ChuckN : FYI, you have been hellbanned for the past ~2 years. Your comments are automatically marked [dead] and hidden.
- snatch_backside 15y agoWell, that just makes me want to see them. How do I do that?
- dangrossman 15y agoTurn on 'showdead' in your profile.
- snatch_backside 15y agoSweet, thank you.
- biturd 15y agoHow can you tell, how do you know?
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- thebigshane 15y agoLooking through his comments after reading your comment feels just like watching the Sixth Sense. Has ChuckN really been commenting for the past two years without knowing nobody can see him (well except for the few that enable showdead)? And now, maybe today, ChuckN will read your comment, the first person to acknowledge him after so long, and he will playback the last 2 years of his HN involvement in a montage in his head as all of the pieces start to come together ... why does no one respond to my comments? why do my comments always get downvoted? could it be true? am I really... dead? This is quite a remarkable story actually.
- c1sc0 15y agotimezones ... thx for responding about TTL. About the only thing I'd add is that it needs to be set to 24h whereas most others will accept lower values.
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