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Sorry maybe this is completely obvious, but why is it called "d53"?

• xeornet 3y ago
  Also curious on this. Perhaps a mix of DNS and Route53?
• parlortricks 3y ago
  DNS uses port 53
  • SushiHippie 3y ago
    Well, that makes totally sense, I don't know why I didn't think of this, thanks!
• jarrett_ 3y ago
  I wanted a short name that was easy to remember and quick to type. The "d" was actually for "dig", but I figured people might think it was for "dns" which works too. And 53 is because DNS runs on 53.