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because those 3rd-party resolvers are not under your control, which is usually interesting for someone running a homelab, and lie in responses. "it's always dn
by abwizz 3y ago
because those 3rd-party resolvers are not under your control, which is usually interesting for someone running a homelab, and lie in responses.
"it's always dns" should ring a bell :)
- Karrot_Kream 3y agoFor a homelab yes, but I figured GP was referring to a robust home network, not necessarily a homelab. "it's always dns" goes both ways as I've had local resolvers add huge amounts of latency to connection establishment.
- abwizz 3y agoyea. i was also advocating against local resolvers in the name of robustness, until my isp was starting to block certain domains. not really the fact that some domains i don't care much about are blocked, but this is a dangerous precedent in deviation from facts.