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Cloudflare is out of the question (blocks archive.today and random stuff journos don’t like)
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Whatever north korea uses
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quad9 or dnscrypt
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>quad nine
HE DOESNT KNOWfor me its OPEN DNS IPV6
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Tell me zishan scrote, what’s wrong with quad9 ?
Thanks in advance cunt.
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cloudflare because in the 1/billion chance it blocks a website ill just temporarily disable it
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>willingly getting datamined and having your entire history mapped by literally CIA
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you have zero evidence that cloudflare is cia but the other ‘private’ DNS providers arent
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>Cloudflare is out of the question (blocks archive.today and random stuff journos don’t like)
wait really? what a bunch of freaking authoritarian subhumans-
They don’t block it. There is DNS extension that sends your IP to domain’s name servers, cloudflare does not support it, thus archive name server does not send IP.
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At least take a minute to read their explanation. It’s the top comment.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19828317-
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I didn’t read just their explanation. I read the entire thread.
I came out of that thread having a worse opinion of them.
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nextdns
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your own
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Probably round robin between OpenDNS and OpenNIC, or just run your own freaking resolver.
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Anything not woke af in a 14 eyes country. Or your own.
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>14 country
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Quad9
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PiHole + Unbound
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I use this.
https://github.com/Texnomic/SecureDNS -
what was that 1 ip used for before they got it?
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My own of course.
Was assigned to APNIC but not used afaik.
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Cloudflare doesn’t block anything.
https://jarv.is/notes/cloudflare-dns-archive-is-blocked/ -
>blocks archive.today and random stuff journos don’t like
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Quad9 is good. Its not like your traffic doesn’t pass through 30 machines while being deeply analyzed anyway
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random 2 server from opennic combined with pihole
If you have big pp you can host your own DNS resolver without relying on 3rd parties at all. "Root hints" required for doing it are available to download for free and sometimes included in DNS server software.
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>nano /etc/systemd/resolved.conf
DNS=9.9.9.9
Domains=~archive.today>systemctl restart systemd-resolved
I rather use cloudflare for a fast dns and quad9 to resolve your meme domain nobody cares about-
>fast DNS
what kind of NEET needs to process thousands of DNS requests a day?
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CloudFlare because they already have dirt on me and i dont care now. At worst i may have to kill myself and that’s not an issue
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Ouad9, swiss woke af, good privacy policy. Also, hope it is not a honeypot.
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Always remember: Swiss law protect Swiss citizens’s legacy, not yours. When compelled by foreign agencies they will comply and rat you out.
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Quad9 was by Sony Germany to block pirate website. Quad9 are appealing against this so they might not be so cucked
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that depends on your location mong. also use sqt for dumb shit like that.
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What about BlahDNS?
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I use this guy’s DNS server.
https://blog.censurfridns.dk/dns-servere/ -
Your ISP one, there is no reason to use another one
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mine blocks sites, freaking cucks
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>allowing your ISP to correlate DNS request with other traffic
scrotebrain
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