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I must be early. There's not a single tptacek DNSSEC rant in this thread yet.
That said, the last few dnssec posts that got traction, tptacek tends to be at least 20% of the comments alone (ex, 55/259), ignoring word count. Today seems calm
The same day Kurzgesagt posted their video “Germany is over”. Huh. https://youtu.be/n-gYFcVx-8Y
Kurzgesagt is once more highlighting the neoliberal solution: more growth. Surely a wealth tax is not worth mentioning.
They made the point that more immigration / growth wouldn't help fix the core problem if they don't fix that asap.
Cloudflare has now disabled DNSSEC validation on their 1.1.1.1 resolver: https://www.cloudflarestatus.com/incidents/vjrk8c8w37lz
Cloudflare has now disabled DNSSEC validation on their 1.1.1.1 resolver: https://www.cloudflarestatus.com/incidents/vjrk8c8w37lz
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And then fax the form to the correct authority, so that the request is Official(tm).
Well at least that doesn't require functioning DNS. This time around, it in fact could not have been an email :)
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No it doesn't. DNS breaks as soon as TTLs run out. It's your choice to set them so low that stuff breaks immediately.
Unfortunately you can't set DNS TTL arbitrarily high (or low) without some resolvers ignoring your suggestion and using arbitrary values.
I haven't followed this closely, but have there been any... shall we say plain outages longer than six hours? That's not an outrageous TTL. Or a day.
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Both domains page load for me from Amsterdam. I wonder if there's communication disruption. Undersea cable severed?
You mean the big undersea cable between the Netherlands and Germany? ;-)
But I expect it's treated like "very serious and scary ops", which isn't wrong, but isn't enough.