If only people stopped writing this stuff in javascript.
I agree. It seems like a maintainability issue. I can't imagine anyone familiar enough with DNS to contribute has experience working with Node. Maybe I'm wrong...
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#14My assumption was that this service would provide random responses to look ups.
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yes. please stop the endless javascripting of the world..
like it or not, js is the programming language that runs on the most devices in the world.
This statement is factually incorrect. C is the most common higher level language across all platforms, especially when you include embedded devices. (I'm not considering Assembly as a higher level language)
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I agree. It seems like a maintainability issue. I can't imagine anyone familiar enough with DNS to contribute has experience working with Node. Maybe I'm wrong...
I would never contribute to a JS project, but it is the most used language in the world. Which language would you expect to have more overlap than the most used language in the world?
Java is number one, still. Like six years running at least. JavaScript is somewhere between 4-8 depending on the survey you look at.
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#18Why not just forward DNSCrypt queries over Tor?
i2p and others seem to be headed in the right direction as to future of distributed, overlay networks.
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like it or not, js is the programming language that runs on the most devices in the world.
While, I know this is flamebate: This statement is factually incorrect. C is the most common higher level language across all platforms, especially when you include embedded devices. (I'm not considering Assembly as a higher level language)
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#20Why not just forward DNSCrypt queries over Tor?
What's the point? DNSCrypt is already encrypted and Tor offers zero privacy but it does offer the FBI helpfully monitoring to de-anonymize Tor clients and servers. Using a VPN and DNSCrypt together would far better. Plus, Tor adds unnecessary latency (unusable for daily use) and suspicion, rendering it's benefit nearly nullified apart from paedophiles or people trading drugs. i2p and others seem to be headed in the r…
This is pure FUD.
> Using a VPN and DNSCrypt together would far better.
https://gist.github.com/joepie91/5a9909939e6ce7d09e29
Don't use VPN services.