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Somewhat related....I think that while fiber needs to become faster and more affordable and accessable, the other big factor is speed is the latency in DNS. DNS
by tonetegeatinst 2y ago
Somewhat related....I think that while fiber needs to become faster and more affordable and accessable, the other big factor is speed is the latency in DNS. DNS is such a pain to troubleshoot personally,and factors like how fast DNS takes plays a big role in network speed.
Also, for the love that all that is holy, some ISP DNS servers just break if you try using ipv6 only which is just saddening.
- notarealllama 2y agoGot off that 75.75.75.75 (Comcast) train years ago. Just wait until you have an ISP that does port 53 blackholing / redirecting. No bueno.
- Operyl 2y agoAt least DoH is available still for the most part on those ISPs.
- citrin_ru 2y ago> DNS is such a pain to troubleshoot personally I have a different experience - you can query each authoritative server directly to troubleshoot a problem (which makes it easier compare to systems when you have a single endpoint and cannot see beyond it). Poorly configured by ISP recursive servers though is a common pain - it is relatively easy to create and maintain a well working recursive caching DNS but it looks like ISP just don't care.