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Sure you didn't misspell discord?
I've never even heard of the site before. Nor have I searched for "attorney" any time recently.
We can't keep going on like this. The vulnerability of centralised internet infrastructure is a huge problem for everyone. Somebody, somewhere, really ought to sort it all out
It really defies the original vision of the internet to have so many services depend on a single company. Almost every news site I was reading dropped off at once. I thought for a second that I lost internet in my own house.
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Works for me.
I get a DNS servfail when resolving that DNS record, and many others: Server: 8.8.8.8 Address: 8.8.8.8#53 ** server can't find status.discord.com: SERVFAIL So it's either not just cloudflare, or all those sites use cloudflare to host their DNS.
$ dig +short discord.com ns
sima.ns.cloudflare.com.
gabe.ns.cloudflare.com.It really defies the original vision of the internet to have so many services depend on a single company. Almost every news site I was reading dropped off at once. I thought for a second that I lost internet in my own house.
It really defies the original vision of the internet to have so many services depend on a single company. Almost every news site I was reading dropped off at once. I thought for a second that I lost internet in my own house.
I consider DNS and the way how top level domains are handled to be one of the weakest parts of our current Internet design. We REALLY need a truly decentralized, distributed DNS system that is not owned by private entities.
Discord is entirely down right now, both the website and the app itself. Amusingly, a lot of the sites that normally track outages are also down, which made me think it was my internet at first. Downdetector, monitortheinternet, etc. Lots of other big sites that are down: Patreon, npmjs, DigitalOcean, Coinbase, Zendesk, Medium, GitLab (502), Fiverr, Upwork, Udemy Edit: 15 min later, looks like things are starting to…
I noticed Udemy was down when I wanted to go to the next video I was watching.
We can't keep going on like this. The vulnerability of centralised internet infrastructure is a huge problem for everyone. Somebody, somewhere, really ought to sort it all out
That could be the slogan for 2020