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by aeden 12y ago
Anthony from DNSimple here. The ALIAS does synthesize the A record set, but it's the same A record set that is used when a username.github.io domain is resolved, which means it should work fine with Github's DDOS prevention. The
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Let's Talk About Security(blog.dnsimple.com)
1 points by aeden 13y ago|0 comments
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by aeden 13y ago
>> 2: Don't take VC money unless you're absolutely sure about how you're going to use it to grow your business. > I could be wrong but shouldn't this almost always be to pay your employees? Warning: opinions ahe
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by aeden 13y ago
You should be very concerned about your registrar, then, because they are not paying attention to ICANN policy.
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by aeden 13y ago
No, this is incorrect - it is part of the new Registry Registrar Agreement that ICANN ratified earlier this year. It goes into effect 1 January. All accredited registrars will have to agree to it this year to retain their accreditation.
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by aeden 13y ago
The difference is that the registrar is now obligated to shut down any domains where the registrant changes first name, last name or email address and does not verify the email address using the link from the sent email. This is why it&#x
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by aeden 13y ago
If the organization makes it clear to potential hires before they are hired that the company has an open salary policy then the potential hire can choose to maintain their privacy and work elsewhere that does not have an open policy. In t
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by aeden 13y ago
HipChat provides a couple things that I don't think you can get from Skype: 1. Searchable backlog for all discussions. 2. API for connecting bots (which can be used for C&C). 3. Web-based and native clients. 4. Public and private
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PSA: New Rules for Domain Name Registrants Starting January 2014(blog.dnsimple.com)
2 points by aeden 13y ago|0 comments
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by aeden 13y ago
I'm glad to see they're rolling out all over the US. I really wanted to use them when I first heard about them but couldn't. It looks like I still have to wait until 2014 until they support a small business (i.e. < 20 empl
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by aeden 13y ago
Java was fun to play with back in the early days. It was fast, had a VM, garbage collection and was OO. Sadly the fun was gradually removed over the years as a result of design-by-committee and a desire to try to solve some of its core is
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by aeden 13y ago
Interesting. I spoke about this concept at Speakerconf Munich in 2012. I'm happy someone is working on it and at the same time surprised that someone was bold enough to try. :-)
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by aeden 13y ago
Come for the conference, stay for Paris. Seriously, if you've never been to Paris you really should do yourself a favor and hang out before or after the conference. It's an amazing city and October is a really great time to be the
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by aeden 13y ago
Yes! Why is support for PUT and DELETE not specified in HTML specs? Also, why hasn't a browser implementation gone ahead and added support for both of those verbs as an extension beyond the spec?
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by aeden 13y ago
Does this work with private repos? If so then SHUT UP AND TAKE MY MONEY!
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by aeden 13y ago
There was a really good post earlier this year about how Erlang does scheduling ( http://jlouisramblings.blogspot.fr/2013/01/how-erlang-does-s... ). I think one of the important takeaways is this: "[Erlang] val
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by aeden 13y ago
I'll be presenting on using Erlang for an authoritative DNS server at StrangeLoop this year ( https://thestrangeloop.com/sessions/erlang-for-authoritative... ). If you can make it hopefully you'll get some good
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by aeden 13y ago
My experience was quite similar, although it took me three tries to get it. I think it was http://learnyousomeerlang.com that finally helped me understand enough to really start to enjoy Erlang.
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by aeden 13y ago
Unfortunately this may not be sustainable in the long run unless more people create new businesses in France, and starting a business here seems daunting due to the expense for the social and welfare system. The more I learn about the welf
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by aeden 13y ago
The point being that you do it once for a repo, and then never again (in most cases).
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by aeden 13y ago
You'll get the current prices if you open your account and activate it before July 1st. Even if you're in the trialing period when the price changes, you'll still remain on the current pricing plan (until you change plans).
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by aeden 13y ago
Thanks, I've updated it so the logo goes to the primary site. There was a link in the footer, but you'd never see it.
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by aeden 13y ago
1. We've invested a significant amount of time and capital into our Anycast network. There are both up front and ongoing costs for this. We could make due with the revenue we have now but it would leave little margin. 2. We want to hir
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by aeden 13y ago
Anthony Eden, founder of DNSimple here. I'm happy to take questions or comments here or directly through our support address (support@dnsimple.com), regardless if you are a customer or not. Our goal is to be transparent about what we&#
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by aeden 13y ago
It's somewhat random, so it seems you had good luck today.
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by aeden 13y ago
Yep, it seems the same registry runs .io, .sh and .ac.
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by aeden 13y ago
It looks like all of the nic.io root name servers are delegating again.
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by aeden 13y ago
On top of that some customers will still end up on the name servers that are still failing, resulting in NXDOMAIN results still ending up cached in resolvers.
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by aeden 13y ago
Only because the market will bear the cost.
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by aeden 13y ago
Unfortunately it may appear up for you and for monitoring systems yet still not resolve for others, depending on DNS cache freshness as well as which root name server you (randomly) fall on.

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