Bureaucracy at it finest in terms of user ease of use.
1.1.1.1, 9.9.9.9, 8.8.8.8 and they came up with IP's that can't be more random.
Perfect example how one can destroy whole concept with bad user experience.
Perfect example how one can destroy whole concept with bad user experience.
I truly don’t get this. Is it a Europe = bureaucracy take?
> they came up with IP's that can't be more random
Came up with? I imagine those novelty IPs are extremely difficult and expensive to acquire.
That said I 100% agree memorable IPs is very useful for DNS config.
The ip addresses are indeed not memorable, but users who change the settings of their routers won’t have too much trouble copy and pasting an IP address once or twice. Save it in a password manager and you’re done.
Bureaucracy has nothing to do with it, it’s a matter of resources.
For example
cat > rinetd.conf <<eof
logfile rinetd.log
logcommon
127.127.127.127 53/udp 95.130.17.218 53/udp [timeout=3]
eof
rinetd -c rinetd.conf
echo nameseserver 127.127.127.127 > /etc/resolv.conf
drill example.com
Could you afford 4.4.4.4?