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fromTheregister
6 days ago

Brilliant backups landed web developer in big trouble

A website migration oversight caused a two-year disconnect where office staff viewed outdated content due to hardcoded DNS settings, while the client only discovered the issue when accessing the site from the office.
fromZDNET
4 weeks ago

How to change your DNS service on a Windows PC or Mac - and why you should

The DNS, or Domain Name System, serves as a phone book for the internet, translating between IP addresses and domain names. By default, your home Windows PC or Mac uses whatever DNS server is set up by your internet provider. But you don't have to stick with that server. Why would you want to change it? Here are a few reasons. Faster performance. Some ISPs are better than others. But in general, a third-party DNS service may offer speedier and more reliable performance.
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fromPeter-hoffmann
1 month ago

Local macOS Dev Setup: dnsmasq + caddy-snake for python projects

Use dnsmasq with a .lan wildcard and a vhost proxy to give each local service a stable subdomain, avoiding port conflicts and easing development.
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