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Wikimedia DNS

• ggm-at-algebras 1y ago
  Very important to read the caveats. They can't stop some snooping and they can't stop black hole routing.
  • LeoPanthera 1y ago
    Is that different to any other public DNS provider?
    • ggm-at-algebras 1y ago
      No. I only say it because people often have heightened expectations of public interest services, and regrettably this is the one time I think it really matters to understand nobody can entirely hide your surface of visibility, despite the best of intentions.
• indigodaddy 1y ago
  Ganeti, still being used in the wild apparently
• josephcsible 1y ago
  I wish they would have used something like https://en.wikipedia.org/dns-query https://en.wikipedia.org/dns-query as the DoH endpoint instead of https://wikimedia-dns.org/dns-query https://wikimedia-dns.org/dns-query, to make it way less feasible for networks to block wholesale.
• ForOldHack 1y ago
  "Cloudflare's DNS service for families has been caught blocking LGBTQ content." What? Good God. Any more cluster f**s I do not know about?
  • mdhb 1y ago
    For a company that has gone out of its way to repeatedly refuse to block straight up Nazi shit and a whole host of other scumbags stuff this is kind of wild but honestly tracks 100% with my perception of them based on observing Matthew Prince’s actions over many years.
• kotri 1y ago
  Former discussions 2 years ago, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37412915 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37412915