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Most DNS issues can, yes. Your hosts file is going to be thick though, and a pain to keep up to date ;P
by natebc 1y ago
Most DNS issues can, yes. Your hosts file is going to be thick though, and a pain to keep up to date ;P
- blueflow 1y ago> Your hosts file is going to be thick though, and a pain to keep up to date I'm guessing you already know, but for the others: This is precisely what the DNS protocol was created for.