Somewhat related, DNS lookup for (UK) business listings - same idea of 'abusing' the DNS service to provide non-DNS data.
Though going by their roadmap, it may be they're no longer maintaining the service.
Though going by their roadmap, it may be they're no longer maintaining the service.
The IN (internet) class is the evolutionary "towering cedar" of the moment, but there were the CH (chaos) and HS (hesiod) classes during the cambrian period; you might review those project's purposes and goals.
Arguably the abuse today is in the form of things like ten millisecond windows for retransmission and qname minimization which optimize specifically for cloud-based web services ("happy eyeballs") at the expense of all else (and seemingly without awareness of e.g. buffer bloat). There's a whole world outside of A / AAAA resolution.
It's not unheard of to see two people with pocket protectors having a knife fight (or at least poking at each other with pencils) in the hallway at an Internet confab. "RFC" stands for "Request For Comments" and BCPs (Best Current Practice) are routinely ignored.
Good sell regarding hotel networks as adversaries. :-p
It's time. Start the long walk. We are migrating to meet the skexies, you're welcome to join us.
"Toy server" with 6 million queries and the talk is not about keeping the server up. We're done here; you can find the mike somewhere on the floor.
He has a fondness for finger.
That's my kindness.