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by aeden 10y ago
There are multiple providers supporting CNAME-like functionality on the apex that are compatible with Heroku (and other hostname-based endpoints): * Cloudflare * DNSMadeEasy * DNSimple (my company) * easydns * PointDNS I'm certain more
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by aeden 10y ago
Congrats on the launch, Cliff!
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Announcing DNSound(blog.dnsimple.com)
1 points by aeden 11y ago|0 comments
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by aeden 11y ago
Not yet.
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by aeden 11y ago
I just set up a test to see how it works. The UI is pretty clean, and yes, it's hosted email. No idea how reliable they will be. Here are some issues: They are not picking up DNS changes in a timely fashion, specifically I confirmed al
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by aeden 11y ago
I can't tell from the guides or the site, is Migadu running a hosted email system? Anyone tried it yet? If it is hosted, I wonder what their deliverability rates and reliability look like?
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by aeden 11y ago
It's really up to you to go out and find them. I suggest looking for local meetups and talking to engineers who are working in those small businesses. Get to know the people in your community running these small businesses. Most of our
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OMG Thursday (aka Documentation Day)(blog.dnsimple.com)
1 points by aeden 11y ago|0 comments
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by aeden 11y ago
Ironic that the interview is on Forbes' website. You know, the one that is toast.
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by aeden 11y ago
Yep, this is another tool we built to help troubleshoot zone issues. We also use it to provide data for some parts of the DNSimple UI since zone.vision has an underlying API ( http://api.zone.vision/ )
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by aeden 11y ago
Very cool and potentially quite useful for me! Out of curiosity, have you considered putting up something on the site comparing Erlbus with other options like RabbitMQ?
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by aeden 11y ago
Actually, they are no longer owned by Demand Media, rather they are a brand under Rightside.
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by aeden 11y ago
Keep a list of things you need to do, and then do them. When you do them, cross them off the list. :-) Seriously though, you don't need a fancy time management technique, just queue things up and do the work.
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by aeden 12y ago
I'm fairly certain their resolver name servers are separate from their authoritative authoritative name servers.
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by aeden 12y ago
Not really, no. In general tests for latency aren't that valuable except to perhaps show providers where they might want to place their next PoP, since if you have the ability to look at a finer grain you can actually identify generall
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by aeden 12y ago
My 2c: DNS latency is only one factor in overall perceived performance, and it can be affected greatly by routing, traffic load, and other factors. Additionally, many requests you'll make will likely go through a resolver with caching
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by aeden 12y ago
The tests appear to be looking at a subset of authoritative DNS providers, hence OpenDNS (and Google Public Resolvers), which are resolvers, not authoritative name servers, are not present.
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by aeden 12y ago
"and even then you can still be screwed if your bandwidth is saturated" Which is exactly what happened in this case. It sucks to be on the receiving end of this. We couldn't defend against it and let our customers down, and t
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by aeden 12y ago
Anthony from DNSimple here. We discovered it after the fact, via a tip from other DNS providers.
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by aeden 12y ago
The impact depends largely on their ability to get their root certificate into all of the browsers. It'll be interesting to see what happens with older versions of browsers as well, since if they start with a brand new root certificate
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by aeden 12y ago
Unfortunately mandrill does not provide the same type of customizable routing that Mailgun does. Specifically, the ability to set up a forwarding route so that Mailgun handles all of the forwarding is the reason we selected them. To date I
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by aeden 12y ago
This is an excellent write up about how the OpenDNS system works to identify malicious DNS activity so they can block it. The idea of a data firehose that consumers can listen to and work with is a powerful one and is something I've f
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by aeden 12y ago
If they want to reach a billion people then they're going to have to live in a world of touch screen (and maybe voice). At NDC Oslo this year there was a keynote by Luke Wroblewski on user experience on the web. There's a video on
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by aeden 12y ago
My take: if you're handling marketing and all you have is someone's phone number you can gather quite a bit of data about that person so you can segment them for marketing purposes.
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by aeden 12y ago
My sense from reading the page is that it's not designed for you to put data in, rather it's designed to allow someone get data out with just a phone number. Primary use case is probably for gathering additional market segmentatio
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by aeden 12y ago
HelloSign is the author's company. He left off the names of the two competing companies who wanted HelloSign's business.
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by aeden 12y ago
I read the online version of LYSE and it really helped me understand the language and how to use it. Additionally you've helped answer questions along the way and have always been a big contributor to the community. I've just boug
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by aeden 12y ago
Are you certain RapidSSL is not accepting SHA-2 is not accepted by RapidSSL? Section 6.1.5.1 of http://www.rapidssl.com/resources/pdfs/geotrustCPSv1dot10.pd... seems to indicate that they do support SHA-2. Did you
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by aeden 12y ago
Photographers take many more bad photos than good ones. Entrepreneurs fail more often than they succeed. We just tend to avoid showing bad photos and talking about failed businesses in public.
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by aeden 12y ago
I'm glad to see the turnaround from the original post that IWMN published earlier this year, Timo, thanks for that.

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