#opennic — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #opennic, aggregated by home.social.
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I went down an #OpenNIC custom #DNS root rabbit hole today and I can't believe it's just a bigger web with no downsides.
You get not only what the classic web has to offer but more. The official fear mongering against it is motivated by nothing but authoritarian ideology, because their argument about net unity is ridiculous when you can't access Facebook, x, Instagram etc without an account. OpenNIC is easier to access than Facebook. Just set a DNS server to one from the list.
As a bonus, you get to feel like a part of a leet haxor club, it's all small web
And it's made by #furries
There's literally no downsides to it? How's that not AMAZING
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I went down an #OpenNIC custom #DNS root rabbit hole today and I can't believe it's just a bigger web with no downsides.
You get not only what the classic web has to offer but more. The official fear mongering against it is motivated by nothing but authoritarian ideology, because their argument about net unity is ridiculous when you can't access Facebook, x, Instagram etc without an account. OpenNIC is easier to access than Facebook. Just set a DNS server to one from the list.
As a bonus, you get to feel like a part of a leet haxor club, it's all small web
And it's made by #furries
There's literally no downsides to it? How's that not AMAZING
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I went down an #OpenNIC custom #DNS root rabbit hole today and I can't believe it's just a bigger web with no downsides.
You get not only what the classic web has to offer but more. The official fear mongering against it is motivated by nothing but authoritarian ideology, because their argument about net unity is ridiculous when you can't access Facebook, x, Instagram etc without an account. OpenNIC is easier to access than Facebook. Just set a DNS server to one from the list.
As a bonus, you get to feel like a part of a leet haxor club, it's all small web
And it's made by #furries
There's literally no downsides to it? How's that not AMAZING
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I went down an #OpenNIC custom #DNS root rabbit hole today and I can't believe it's just a bigger web with no downsides.
You get not only what the classic web has to offer but more. The official fear mongering against it is motivated by nothing but authoritarian ideology, because their argument about net unity is ridiculous when you can't access Facebook, x, Instagram etc without an account. OpenNIC is easier to access than Facebook. Just set a DNS server to one from the list.
As a bonus, you get to feel like a part of a leet haxor club, it's all small web
And it's made by #furries
There's literally no downsides to it? How's that not AMAZING
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I went down an #OpenNIC custom #DNS root rabbit hole today and I can't believe it's just a bigger web with no downsides.
You get not only what the classic web has to offer but more. The official fear mongering against it is motivated by nothing but authoritarian ideology, because their argument about net unity is ridiculous when you can't access Facebook, x, Instagram etc without an account. OpenNIC is easier to access than Facebook. Just set a DNS server to one from the list.
As a bonus, you get to feel like a part of a leet haxor club, it's all small web
And it's made by #furries
There's literally no downsides to it? How's that not AMAZING
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so... I've been trying to configure #technitium to use #opennic domains the last few days.
Is any of that even still working? I can't get any response from the few pages I have domain names for.(that is grep.geek and search.libre, be.libre worked yesterday but now it doesn't)
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so... I've been trying to configure #technitium to use #opennic domains the last few days.
Is any of that even still working? I can't get any response from the few pages I have domain names for.(that is grep.geek and search.libre, be.libre worked yesterday but now it doesn't)
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so... I've been trying to configure #technitium to use #opennic domains the last few days.
Is any of that even still working? I can't get any response from the few pages I have domain names for.(that is grep.geek and search.libre, be.libre worked yesterday but now it doesn't)
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so... I've been trying to configure #technitium to use #opennic domains the last few days.
Is any of that even still working? I can't get any response from the few pages I have domain names for.(that is grep.geek and search.libre, be.libre worked yesterday but now it doesn't)
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so... I've been trying to configure #technitium to use #opennic domains the last few days.
Is any of that even still working? I can't get any response from the few pages I have domain names for.(that is grep.geek and search.libre, be.libre worked yesterday but now it doesn't)
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Après avoir passé des heures à blinder mon serveur #dns je me suis posé une question en regardant le projet #opennic : pourquoi dépendre d'extensions comme .com, .fr, .org, .net... qui ne nous ressemblent pas ?
Le #fediverse est décentralisé, alors pourquoi notre adressage ne le serait-il pas ? J'ai eu une idée (je ne dois pas être le seul) : et si on créait des extensions DNS 'sémantiques' basées sur nos services ? Imaginez une adresse qui ne serait plus un sous-domaine perdu, mais une véritable identité.
Le concept ? Des extensions comme .immich, .matrix, .mastodon, ou n'importe quoi d'autre...
✅ Souveraineté : On ne dépend plus de l'ICANN ou des tarifs des registrars.
✅ Clarté : identité.peertube au lieu de d'une URL à rallonge.
✅ Privacy : Vos requêtes ne passent plus par les géants du Web.C'est mon projet 'Tier 1 Personnel' que je souhaite ouvrir à ceux que ça tente.
Seriez-vous prêts à changer vos DNS pour accéder à un Internet plus intuitif et indépendant ?
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Après avoir passé des heures à blinder mon serveur #dns je me suis posé une question en regardant le projet #opennic : pourquoi dépendre d'extensions comme .com, .fr, .org, .net... qui ne nous ressemblent pas ?
Le #fediverse est décentralisé, alors pourquoi notre adressage ne le serait-il pas ? J'ai eu une idée (je ne dois pas être le seul) : et si on créait des extensions DNS 'sémantiques' basées sur nos services ? Imaginez une adresse qui ne serait plus un sous-domaine perdu, mais une véritable identité.
Le concept ? Des extensions comme .immich, .matrix, .mastodon, ou n'importe quoi d'autre...
✅ Souveraineté : On ne dépend plus de l'ICANN ou des tarifs des registrars.
✅ Clarté : identité.peertube au lieu de d'une URL à rallonge.
✅ Privacy : Vos requêtes ne passent plus par les géants du Web.C'est mon projet 'Tier 1 Personnel' que je souhaite ouvrir à ceux que ça tente.
Seriez-vous prêts à changer vos DNS pour accéder à un Internet plus intuitif et indépendant ?
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Après avoir passé des heures à blinder mon serveur #dns je me suis posé une question en regardant le projet #opennic : pourquoi dépendre d'extensions comme .com, .fr, .org, .net... qui ne nous ressemblent pas ?
Le #fediverse est décentralisé, alors pourquoi notre adressage ne le serait-il pas ? J'ai eu une idée (je ne dois pas être le seul) : et si on créait des extensions DNS 'sémantiques' basées sur nos services ? Imaginez une adresse qui ne serait plus un sous-domaine perdu, mais une véritable identité.
Le concept ? Des extensions comme .immich, .matrix, .mastodon, ou n'importe quoi d'autre...
✅ Souveraineté : On ne dépend plus de l'ICANN ou des tarifs des registrars.
✅ Clarté : identité.peertube au lieu de d'une URL à rallonge.
✅ Privacy : Vos requêtes ne passent plus par les géants du Web.C'est mon projet 'Tier 1 Personnel' que je souhaite ouvrir à ceux que ça tente.
Seriez-vous prêts à changer vos DNS pour accéder à un Internet plus intuitif et indépendant ?
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Après avoir passé des heures à blinder mon serveur #dns je me suis posé une question en regardant le projet #opennic : pourquoi dépendre d'extensions comme .com, .fr, .org, .net... qui ne nous ressemblent pas ?
Le #fediverse est décentralisé, alors pourquoi notre adressage ne le serait-il pas ? J'ai eu une idée (je ne dois pas être le seul) : et si on créait des extensions DNS 'sémantiques' basées sur nos services ? Imaginez une adresse qui ne serait plus un sous-domaine perdu, mais une véritable identité.
Le concept ? Des extensions comme .immich, .matrix, .mastodon, ou n'importe quoi d'autre...
✅ Souveraineté : On ne dépend plus de l'ICANN ou des tarifs des registrars.
✅ Clarté : identité.peertube au lieu de d'une URL à rallonge.
✅ Privacy : Vos requêtes ne passent plus par les géants du Web.C'est mon projet 'Tier 1 Personnel' que je souhaite ouvrir à ceux que ça tente.
Seriez-vous prêts à changer vos DNS pour accéder à un Internet plus intuitif et indépendant ?
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Après avoir passé des heures à blinder mon serveur #dns je me suis posé une question en regardant le projet #opennic : pourquoi dépendre d'extensions comme .com, .fr, .org, .net... qui ne nous ressemblent pas ?
Le #fediverse est décentralisé, alors pourquoi notre adressage ne le serait-il pas ? J'ai eu une idée (je ne dois pas être le seul) : et si on créait des extensions DNS 'sémantiques' basées sur nos services ? Imaginez une adresse qui ne serait plus un sous-domaine perdu, mais une véritable identité.
Le concept ? Des extensions comme .immich, .matrix, .mastodon, ou n'importe quoi d'autre...
✅ Souveraineté : On ne dépend plus de l'ICANN ou des tarifs des registrars.
✅ Clarté : identité.peertube au lieu de d'une URL à rallonge.
✅ Privacy : Vos requêtes ne passent plus par les géants du Web.C'est mon projet 'Tier 1 Personnel' que je souhaite ouvrir à ceux que ça tente.
Seriez-vous prêts à changer vos DNS pour accéder à un Internet plus intuitif et indépendant ?
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Does anyone actually use OpenNIC?
I selfhost my DNS with unbound, apparently it's simple to use OpenNIC's root server hints but then you remove ICANN ones.
I know OpenNIC's root servers also respond for ICANN domains, but what I was wondering is: can I use ICANN ones for ICANN domains and only use OpenNIC ones when ICANN root servers don't know about a TLD?
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Does anyone actually use OpenNIC?
I selfhost my DNS with unbound, apparently it's simple to use OpenNIC's root server hints but then you remove ICANN ones.
I know OpenNIC's root servers also respond for ICANN domains, but what I was wondering is: can I use ICANN ones for ICANN domains and only use OpenNIC ones when ICANN root servers don't know about a TLD?
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Does anyone actually use OpenNIC?
I selfhost my DNS with unbound, apparently it's simple to use OpenNIC's root server hints but then you remove ICANN ones.
I know OpenNIC's root servers also respond for ICANN domains, but what I was wondering is: can I use ICANN ones for ICANN domains and only use OpenNIC ones when ICANN root servers don't know about a TLD?
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Does anyone actually use OpenNIC?
I selfhost my DNS with unbound, apparently it's simple to use OpenNIC's root server hints but then you remove ICANN ones.
I know OpenNIC's root servers also respond for ICANN domains, but what I was wondering is: can I use ICANN ones for ICANN domains and only use OpenNIC ones when ICANN root servers don't know about a TLD?
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Does anyone actually use OpenNIC?
I selfhost my DNS with unbound, apparently it's simple to use OpenNIC's root server hints but then you remove ICANN ones.
I know OpenNIC's root servers also respond for ICANN domains, but what I was wondering is: can I use ICANN ones for ICANN domains and only use OpenNIC ones when ICANN root servers don't know about a TLD?
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Between February and August, the #Eleven11 was on the news. Using the parallel #DNS root #OpenNIC was nothing new for a botnet. Yet, this botnet was the first known botnet of it's size using the OpenNIC system.
We summarized insights in a new blog post: 161 Days of Eleven11
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Between February and August, the #Eleven11 was on the news. Using the parallel #DNS root #OpenNIC was nothing new for a botnet. Yet, this botnet was the first known botnet of it's size using the OpenNIC system.
We summarized insights in a new blog post: 161 Days of Eleven11
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Between February and August, the #Eleven11 was on the news. Using the parallel #DNS root #OpenNIC was nothing new for a botnet. Yet, this botnet was the first known botnet of it's size using the OpenNIC system.
We summarized insights in a new blog post: 161 Days of Eleven11
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Between February and August, the #Eleven11 was on the news. Using the parallel #DNS root #OpenNIC was nothing new for a botnet. Yet, this botnet was the first known botnet of it's size using the OpenNIC system.
We summarized insights in a new blog post: 161 Days of Eleven11
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So I just learned about #OpenNIC. Apparently this is a non-profit that operates an alternative DNS root with a far more democratic process for getting top level domains. Granted, you have to use their system but it’s nevertheless cool as hell!
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So I just learned about #OpenNIC. Apparently this is a non-profit that operates an alternative DNS root with a far more democratic process for getting top level domains. Granted, you have to use their system but it’s nevertheless cool as hell!
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So I just learned about #OpenNIC. Apparently this is a non-profit that operates an alternative DNS root with a far more democratic process for getting top level domains. Granted, you have to use their system but it’s nevertheless cool as hell!
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So I just learned about #OpenNIC. Apparently this is a non-profit that operates an alternative DNS root with a far more democratic process for getting top level domains. Granted, you have to use their system but it’s nevertheless cool as hell!
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So I just learned about #OpenNIC. Apparently this is a non-profit that operates an alternative DNS root with a far more democratic process for getting top level domains. Granted, you have to use their system but it’s nevertheless cool as hell!
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Curious how many of you use OpenNIC.
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Curious how many of you use OpenNIC.
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Curious how many of you use OpenNIC.
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Curious how many of you use OpenNIC.
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Curious how many of you use OpenNIC.
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Curious how many of you use OpenNIC.
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Curious how many of you use OpenNIC.
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Curious how many of you use OpenNIC.
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@codinghorror @trending_bot Related, longer-term thought, in case it interests you: getting @letsencrypt to work with @opennic would put us on a path to set domain names free from the commercial system (after which we could try to get the EU to force browsers to support OpenNIC natively).
https://mastodon.ar.al/@aral/114173316981178689
#OpenNIC #LetsEncrypt #freeTheDomain #domainNames #internet #identity #decentralisation
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@codinghorror @trending_bot Related, longer-term thought, in case it interests you: getting @letsencrypt to work with @opennic would put us on a path to set domain names free from the commercial system (after which we could try to get the EU to force browsers to support OpenNIC natively).
https://mastodon.ar.al/@aral/114173316981178689
#OpenNIC #LetsEncrypt #freeTheDomain #domainNames #internet #identity #decentralisation
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@codinghorror @trending_bot Related, longer-term thought, in case it interests you: getting @letsencrypt to work with @opennic would put us on a path to set domain names free from the commercial system (after which we could try to get the EU to force browsers to support OpenNIC natively).
https://mastodon.ar.al/@aral/114173316981178689
#OpenNIC #LetsEncrypt #freeTheDomain #domainNames #internet #identity #decentralisation
