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Linux managed services & consulting - Dogsbody Technology [Unof…
Linux managed services & consulting - Dogsbody Technology [Unof…Jul 14, 2026
CAA Records Become Mandatory in 2027 – Is Your DNS Ready?
SecurityCAA record
Zend's blog
Zend's blogJun 3, 2026
New domain
thanks to @zac0511.com for the help!
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DNSdomain
today iain learned
today iain learnedMay 26, 2026
Cloudflare for Families DNS resolver and miscategorisation
today iain learned: How to report a miscategorisation of a site/domain in the Cloudflare for Families DNS resolver service.
webdevCloudflare
Logg for Aslak Raanes
Logg for Aslak RaanesMay 18, 2026
Tabell over lovlige tegn for IDN i .no-domenet
Tabellen i «Generelle krav til domenenavnet - hva kan det søkes om?» er litt underlig formatert når den er satt i to liksom-kolonner. Jeg kunne tenkt meg at den ble formatert mer på følgende vis: Bokstav Navn på bokstav Unicode áa med akutt aksent 0x00E1 àa med gravis-aksent 0x00E0 äa med omlyd 0x00E4 čc med...
DNSdomene
Contrary to previous assumptions...
Contrary to previous assumptions...Apr 15, 2026
Mingled emotions...
When past you displays he was smarter than present you...
dnsbrain-drain
Henrique Dias
Henrique DiasFeb 20, 2026
Moving Away From Cloudflare
A few weeks ago, after going to FOSDEM, I finally decided to move away from Cloudflare. That’s something that has been on my mind for quite a while, but I guess the law of inertia was keeping me from doing it. Today I want to show how simple it can be.
dnsinfrastructure
vielle.dev yapps
vielle.dev yappsFeb 18, 2026
Custom DNS and TLS for my tailnet
this is mainly documentation for myself in future lol -- from 18/2/26 but i didnt post it lol
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tailscaledns
grumpycat tech stories.
grumpycat tech stories.Jan 6, 2026
DNS in '26 for privacy and speeed
linuxdns
hyperreal's Gists
hyperreal's GistsJan 5, 2025
Network-wide bullshit-blocking setup with Blocky and Tailscale
dnsdns-proxy
hyperreal's Gists
hyperreal's GistsOct 14, 2024
Home networking and preventing DNS leaks
dnsdns-leaks
ben blogs
ben blogsAug 15, 2024
DNSSEC wasn’t worth it
[… we] estimate that DNSSEC validation is performed around 1% of the time, given the DNS query profile of today’s data I run my own authoritative nameservers and have had a slight nagging feeling that I should’ve enabled DNSSEC years ago. It’s been on my perpetual to-do list but I’ve never gotten around to it. I’ve definitely caused some outages trying to get DNSSEC to work. Came across this article and it confirms that my procrastination was pretty OK in this specific case.
DNSInternet
Henrique Dias
Henrique DiasMar 27, 2024
I Bought a Numeronym Domain Name
Some weeks ago, I read a post from Jan-Luka's where he talked about what to do with his new domain. The most interesting part for me was not what to do with the domain, or the domain itself, but what the domain is: a numeronym.
webdns
ndo.dev
ndo.devSep 27, 2019
My own DNS-over-HTTPS Server
With all the hype surrounding DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH), I wanted to try it out for myself and see what it was all about.
weblinux
Henrique Dias
Henrique DiasAug 7, 2019
Decentralizing My Website With IPFS
How does my website work with IPFS? Where does the content go? What happens when my website is accessed through HTTP? Here's a tale that explains of what happens.
dnsipfs
ben blogs
ben blogsAug 14, 2018
DNS shenanigans post-mortem
Let’s start by saying I probably should have done a bit more research before diving head-first into this endeavor. I’ve been thinking about transferring my domains off google domains for some time now, as part of my personal goal to self host and limit my dependence on google and other large third-party monstrosities. Along that line, I asked for registrar recommendations. ~tomasino responded with namesilo. I found that they had $3.99 registrations for .team and .zone domains, which is 1/10th the cost of the $40 registration on google domains. I started out by getting the list of domains from the […]
ComputerDNS
Ben Werdmuller
Ben WerdmullerDec 5, 2012
Who to host with (domain names, web space, SSL, DNS)
I'm sometimes asked who I recommend buying web infrastructure from. Here's my list based on my personal experience: Domains | SSL | DNS | Shared hosting | Dedicated hosting | Transactional email | Virtual servers Domain names: Namecheap Almost all of my domains are hosted with Namecheap. They're simple, have a super-fast web interface, a straightforward API, and have never messed me around. Most importantly, they're cheap, so I never have to regret a purchase. I transferred my domains from G
GeneralSoftware development
eve.gd: Martin Paul Eve
eve.gd: Martin Paul EveSep 6, 2012
Can't receive emails from Hotmail: fixing their buggy DNS process
DNSMicrosoft

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