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It's a DNS server. The only data they can get from you is what you're calling the subdomains on your apps. Yes, you could achieve the same functionality by edi
by matthewmacleod 13y ago
It's a DNS server. The only data they can get from you is what you're calling the subdomains on your apps.
Yes, you could achieve the same functionality by editing /etc/hosts, but that's a pain in the arse if you're rapidly switching between a set of different sites, or if you want to access a coworker's machine in the same way.
You guys are complaining too much about useful hacker-friendly tools from well-known companies.
- skywhopper 13y agoEditing /etc/hosts also requires root access, which becomes an issue if you're running tests on a shared server that's locked down, rather than just on your PC.