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If you want 100% EU stuff, someone needs to write a DNS resolver from scratch, host it on servers with hardware 100% made in the EU, connected using network dev

If you want 100% EU stuff, someone needs to write a DNS resolver from scratch, host it on servers with hardware 100% made in the EU, connected using network devices made 100% in the EU. It looks more like more political fay dreaming and wishful thinking than an actual solution.

mrweasel 1y ago
There's a lot of "To make an apple pie from scratch, first create the universe" going on here. If it's a 100% EU service, whatever than might mean to you, do you then also need to run it on an EU designed CPU? I don't think there is any CPUs with an architecture designed in the EU, closest one is probably ARM. That being said, I am a little disappointed. There's a lot of small wins here. Like not using CloudFlare or Gsuite.
- ExoticPearTree 1y ago
  Feels like fear mongering. What is wrong with CloudFlare? The point is that we need EU services for this and that is ridiculous. The only ones who will benefit from this will be EU companies that might not offer the same quality of service as the US companies do. There are for example zero hyperscalers in Europe. Sure, I would like to use something EU made, but for all that's normal, offer me something similar to what AWS/Azure/GCP offer.
glowiefedposter 1y ago
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Disposal8433 1y ago
> someone needs to write a DNS resolver from scratch Should Americans stop using Linux then?
- ExoticPearTree 1y ago
  They don't have a problem with European software, Europeans have a problem with American software ;)
spiffyk 1y ago
> someone needs to write a DNS resolver from scratch That part is done. Knot Resolver [1] is being developed in Czechia and it is the resolver implementation powering DNS4EU [2]. [1]: https://www.knot-resolver.cz/ https://www.knot-resolver.cz/ [2]: https://www.joindns4.eu/learn/role-of-cznic-in-dns4eu https://www.joindns4.eu/learn/role-of-cznic-in-dns4eu

mrweasel 1y ago

There's a lot of "To make an apple pie from scratch, first create the universe" going on here. If it's a 100% EU service, whatever than might mean to you, do you then also need to run it on an EU designed CPU? I don't think there is any CPUs with an architecture designed in the EU, closest one is probably ARM. That being said, I am a little disappointed. There's a lot of small wins here. Like not using CloudFlare or Gsuite.

ExoticPearTree 1y ago
Feels like fear mongering. What is wrong with CloudFlare? The point is that we need EU services for this and that is ridiculous. The only ones who will benefit from this will be EU companies that might not offer the same quality of service as the US companies do. There are for example zero hyperscalers in Europe. Sure, I would like to use something EU made, but for all that's normal, offer me something similar to what AWS/Azure/GCP offer.

glowiefedposter 1y ago

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Disposal8433 1y ago

> someone needs to write a DNS resolver from scratch Should Americans stop using Linux then?

ExoticPearTree 1y ago
They don't have a problem with European software, Europeans have a problem with American software ;)

spiffyk 1y ago

> someone needs to write a DNS resolver from scratch That part is done. Knot Resolver [1] is being developed in Czechia and it is the resolver implementation powering DNS4EU [2]. [1]: https://www.knot-resolver.cz/ https://www.knot-resolver.cz/ [2]: https://www.joindns4.eu/learn/role-of-cznic-in-dns4eu https://www.joindns4.eu/learn/role-of-cznic-in-dns4eu