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by aeden 2mo ago
I love seeing this pop up again. Our customer support team has been steadily moving all of our docs over to Diátaxis for a while and it's been a really nice improvement.
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by aeden 2mo ago
Devs don't do it because we are a lazy bunch, which is the same reason we like using LLMs so much, because it taps into our laziness.
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by aeden 2mo ago
Beyond the stated changes the author believes are necessary for citizens to make: stop externalizing responsibility, stop going along with social norms that perpetuate surveillance capitalism, and indulging in anger as a substitue for actio
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by aeden 2mo ago
Interesting, this is the first time I've seen this project. One thing I saw that concerns me a bit is that they provide command-line options for passing your user credentials and multi-factor code. I'm not a fan of giving anything
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by aeden 2mo ago
Our current level of granularity allows you to give read or write access to a specific zone, but it does not go down to the level of giving read or write access to a specific RRset type yet, if that's what you're looking for.
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by aeden 5mo ago
I've put a comment on the parent thread, but unless I've misunderstood what the poster said, we addressed the limitation back in 2023 with scoped access tokens.
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by aeden 5mo ago
> DNSimple seemed nice but IIRC I couldn't get a different API token per zone (?). We overhauled our account tokens a few years back: https://blog.dnsimple.com/2023/11/scoped-access-tokens/ . With ac
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by aeden 5mo ago
Thanks for recommending us, I (and the rest of the team) appreciate it.
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by aeden 5mo ago
At one point we were using Cloudflare's DNS Firewall product for our entire edge network. We have since moved half of our edge network to our own infrastructure and are currently in the process of expanding our edge network further, so
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by aeden 7mo ago
Sorry to hear that you're considering leaving. Is there a specific part of our pricing that you consider expensive? From the DNS side we've aligned pricing with what AWS, Google, and MSFT are charging, and for domains we've t
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by aeden 11mo ago
I really hope they get manage to recover it. I grew up surfing in Central Florida and even I knew about it and had seen pictures of it. I finally went there a few years ago and it was a blast to see people surfing it.
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by aeden 2y ago
I'd love to see an update of this for how things look in 2024.
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by aeden 2y ago
We run a combination of managed hardware and virtual hardware. The prices for both have indeed gone up significantly since we launched some of our earliest plans. We don't have the luxury of using a cloud provider like AWS for our Anyc
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by aeden 2y ago
Founder and CEO of DNSimple here. I'd like to clarify a couple of things about our business that may shed some light on why we've ended certain legacy plans when we have. There are two key parts to our business: domain registratio
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by aeden 3y ago
CEO of DNSimple here. We have not changed the prices for any existing customers with active subscriptions, nor do we plan on changing them in the near future. We have adjusted our pricing for new customers and prior customers who resubscrib
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by aeden 3y ago
CEO of DNSimple here. We have indeed rolled out new plans for new customers. Anyone on an existing plan will be able to keep there current plan for now, although we will likely migrate everyone to the new plan sets within 12 to 18 months fr
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by aeden 4y ago
Yes, yes, yes! We've wanted to build a connector for them for a while now, but so far, there's no API to pull the appropriate DNS records to automate setup of DKIM.
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by aeden 4y ago
FWIW, we have ToTP 2FA at DNSimple, and we're prepping launch of FIDO support as well (feature is dark launched internally).
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by aeden 5y ago
DNSimple | Software Engineering | Remote (world-wide) | Full-time DNSimple was founded as a fully remote company in 2010 with the goal of making DNS and domain management simple for everyone. We offer a customer friendly user interface, a s
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by aeden 5y ago
I wonder if they are using tooling that doesn't properly retain DNSKEY records for DS that recently removed? This is one of the reasons we perform controlled automated key rotation and removal in DNSimple, so that we can ensure we reta
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by aeden 6y ago
I think the post is suggesting running your own local resolver instead of using a public resolver or an ISP resolver.
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by aeden 6y ago
"I wrote a name server"
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by aeden 6y ago
Thank you, I feel exactly the same. I assume at this point any use of subscriptions in Stripe means we are using Stripe Billing, but the messaging is very unclear.
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by aeden 6y ago
Without knowing the inside story, it seems like an overreaction for OVH to take down an entire service based on law enforcement requests, unless there's more to the story, which there probably is. FWIW, DNSimple was blocked by an entir
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by aeden 6y ago
Often the local governments (whether that's the town, the department, the region, or all of the above), along with some funds from the nation. This is usually thanks to one or more residents of the town who get together to try to save
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by aeden 6y ago
Added.
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by aeden 6y ago
Could you provide some details so we can look into this. Specifically what browser and OS you are using, and any customizations you've made in your browser. FWIW, the site is hosted on Cloudfront using an Amazon issued certificate. Her
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by aeden 6y ago
Thanks for pointing that out, we'll put a link to howhttps.works in the footer on dnsimple today.
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by aeden 6y ago
Looks like there are some issues to resolve with the signup process and billing. I've contacted you via your support channel so we'll see how this works out. :-)
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by aeden 6y ago
PMF = Product Market Fit

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