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by aeden 6y ago
I am honestly curious why, when you learned lesson 1 (Lesson: Don’t quit your job too early), did you not apply it? Find a company in a completely different space, carve out your business in your contract, and work your job while you hone y
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by aeden 6y ago
If the authoritative is using Anycast (which they should) then you run into similar problems that you get with Anycast resolvers, which is to say you might get different results depending on distribution of data. Due to this we currently pr
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by aeden 6y ago
FWIW, there is an IETF draft that may be suitable for addressing this: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-ietf-dnsop-svcb-https...
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by aeden 6y ago
Decentralized structured data store it seems. If you want a P2P application you have to store data somewhere. No idea if this fits the bill.
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by aeden 6y ago
> but isn't well designed for more complex operations like handling large arrays of data, or writing custom code. Even though they support writing Python and/or Javascript code in zaps? How is Paragon better at supporting writ
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by aeden 7y ago
I've been learning about Firebase by building something for fun.
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by aeden 7y ago
Just make sure you pick a ccTLD that has not already been bought/taken from the country in question. If you don't, it could be operated by Verisign anyhow (see .cc, .tv, etc)
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by aeden 7y ago
DNSimple | Ruby & Go Systems Developer | Remote | Full-time | https://www.dnsimple.com As a DNSimple Systems Developer, you are responsible for implementing new functionality, enhancing existing functionality, fixing issues,
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by aeden 7y ago
Thank you for the peer-base link. I've been investigating data storage on IPFS for application interop and I love the idea about using an existing library rather than re-inventing one. I will definitely be taking a closer look at this
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by aeden 8y ago
I agree 100%. I'm a big fan of just calling them businesses.
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by aeden 8y ago
They have a sort of FAQ on their shop page that provides info about this: https://thehelm.com/pages/shop See under the question: What happens to my email if my power or Internet service goes out?
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by aeden 8y ago
Registrars that are ICANN accredited are obligated to place all registrant data in escrow, so in effect, yes.
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by aeden 8y ago
Intellectual property attorneys have fought the most to keep whois data public and accurate. Those who buy and sell domains are another group who are annoyed that it is no longer public. They can easily solve the sell-side issue but when th
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by aeden 8y ago
Nice and succinct. This is exactly what I did for DNSimple.
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by aeden 9y ago
DNSSEC support is increasing each year, but that's just one issue. DANE would also need to be implemented by browsers for full adoption, not just as a plugin to specific browsers. Then again, I was responding to the question about an R
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by aeden 9y ago
DANE might provide a solution. See specifically the section https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6698#section-2.1.1 , certificate usage 3: 3 -- Certificate usage 3 is used to specify a certificate, or the public key of such a
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by aeden 9y ago
> But in this winner-takes-all reality, is that possible? This is an assumption, and I would say, an invalid one. The reality is actually that there are many successful businesses in any given industry. This is thanks to the fact that on
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by aeden 9y ago
I've checked, it's definitely signed: ; <<>> DiG 9.11.0-P1 <<>> ed25519.nl +dnssec ;; global options: +cmd ;; Got answer: ;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: NOERROR, id: 594 ;; f
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by aeden 9y ago
If their servers were unresponsive, then a long TTL might help as caching resolvers would retry and eventually get a successful result. Based on the output of the OPs tests, they are responding with incorrect NXDOMAIN results . This means
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by aeden 10y ago
I see what you did there.
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by aeden 10y ago
Thanks for linking this, it was quite an interesting lead.
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by aeden 10y ago
Diversification perhaps? WEB clearly believes in the power of owning multiple businesses, perhaps he is just extrapolating from his own success that others are interested in following his lead?
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by aeden 10y ago
Founder of DNSimple, author of the blog post, as well as the primary implementation author. I'll be happy to answer questions if you have them.
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DNSSEC Beta Launch at DNSimple(blog.dnsimple.com)
3 points by aeden 10y ago|1 comments
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by aeden 10y ago
This is a bit different, and it's possible your registrar is not yet using the latest RAA (Registrar Accreditation Agreement). Specifically, the email you're talking about is the once-a-year verification email that all compliant r
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by aeden 10y ago
Don't use your home address in whois, period. Use a business address. If you have a site that is lucrative then you have enough to pay for a PO box or an office space. There are plenty of companies that will provide on demand office sp
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Introducing CAA Records at DNSimple(blog.dnsimple.com)
5 points by aeden 10y ago|0 comments
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by aeden 10y ago
Dyn has no special role, they just provide DNS for a large number of high-traffic sites and services.
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by aeden 10y ago
Slightly OT, but countries tend to dislike this brave new world where they cannot obviously and clearly collect taxes on business owners that reside in their country. It is going to be a tough day if the other shoe drops on this. No idea wh
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by aeden 10y ago
How about a combination of any other US bank + Transferwise? This is what I do (using Bank of America in the US). The transfers to Transferwise go through their US account (thus can be done as a no- or low-cost ACH) and the rates by Transfe

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