pul

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by pul 18d ago
It would replace the Cloudflare to server network hop with a cloudflare PoP to R2 hop. That covers approximately the same geographical distance and results in similar latency. (I'm the author btw)
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by pul 18d ago
Cloudflare R2 doesn't distribute files globally. They only cache requested files in PoPs. So then it would function the same as an API behind the Cloudflare CDN.
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by pul 18d ago
You're not the first to mention this, so clearly users expect something different from what I've designed it for. I think I'll drop the TLD postfix suggestions.
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by pul 18d ago
Interesting, I didn't think of that yet. I think most people search for domains they own, which doesn't correlate with Tranco popularity ranking. Treating 'popularity' not as a function of visitors, but as a function of
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by pul 18d ago
Author here. Yes, it will autocomplete the most popular domains first, then known registered domains, and then fall back to appending popular TLDs. The reason is that it's impossible to enumerate all domains. gTLDs (like .com, .info) m
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p99 0ms* Autocomplete(ruurtjan.com)
2 points by pul 3mo ago|0 comments
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by pul 3mo ago
Hi HN! Ruurtjan here, founder of Wirewiki.com. I recently tried to get autocomplete as fast as I could. I'll be checking in here the rest of the day to answer any questions. Also happy to hear any suggestions for Wirewiki.
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P99 0ms* autocomplete for 240M domain names(ruurtjan.com)
11 points by pul 3mo ago|1 comments
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by pul 6mo ago
I'm working on https://www.wirewiki.com . A browsable map of internet infrastructure. Not just a collection of lookup tools, but it also interlinks results, so you can navigate linked assets as well. Think: DNS lookup ->
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by pul 7mo ago
Mostly back up now, but one server still times out: https://www.wirewiki.com/domains/tn/dns-trace
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by pul 7mo ago
I launched Wirewiki yesterday and am working on it full-time by myself. https://www.wirewiki.com A browsable map of internet infrastructure. Currently, it only hosts DNS-related data and tools, but I'm looking to add ASN, I
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by pul 7mo ago
I don't think I'll make a CLI for this any time soon. The main thing I bring to the table with Wirewiki is UX, and I don't feel like I could do that well in a CLI.
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by pul 7mo ago
It’s a wiki (loosely defined as an authoritative browsable graph / index) of everything that goes over the wire.
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by pul 7mo ago
You're right that it doesn't do the name Wirewiki justice yet. I've got so many things planned to add at some point, much more than just DNS. Check again in 2 years' time ;) > The list of servers you're going to
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by pul 7mo ago
You're the second person in these comments who points out faux name server redundancy. Interesting. I hadn't considered it as a major theme, but I'll move it up the list a little. > Authoritative drift. This is why I query
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by pul 7mo ago
Yes. Ultimately nearly any tool can be used for good can also be used nefariously. Internet infrastructure data is inherently open. I'm just presenting it in a more useful way. So any motivated actor can access it regradless. In any ca
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by pul 7mo ago
Those are really useful suggestions, thanks! > 1) Include a link to dnsviz.net to check on the DNSSEC status of domains. I use DNSViz all the time. They've done a great job of displaying the entire trail and helping debug DNSSEC iss
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by pul 7mo ago
There are a ton of online DNS tool sites, MxToolbox being one of the largest. I like the idea of evolution (diversity + selection) applied here. Many people building it differently and letting the market decide what's most useful. My t
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by pul 7mo ago
Oh thanks! Depends on how you prefer to learn, but here are a few suggestions. I've heard good things about the Computer Networks book by Tanenbaum and Wetherall, but I haven't read it myself. Very broad and comprehensive. The mos
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by pul 7mo ago
Also: ask me anything.
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Show HN: Browse Internet Infrastructure(wirewiki.com)
110 points by pul 7mo ago|21 comments
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I've spent $25k on X ads as an indie dev(ruurtjan.com)
4 points by pul 9mo ago|0 comments
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by pul 1y ago
A slightly more complex, but much more responsive way would be to set an NS record of `where-is-the-iss.shkspr.mobi` that points to the IP of your VPS. Then run a program that listens to UDP/53 and TCP/53. Have it respond with a D
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by pul 1y ago
Yeah, your tool is a lot simpler and can be less overwhelming for people who are not familiar with DNS. Don't think I'll remove any features from Nslookup. Good to have multiple DNS checkers for people to choose from :)
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by pul 1y ago
I’ve been working on Nslookup.io for years now. Let me know what you think I should improve to make it fit for your use cases at ImprovMX :)
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Show HN: ISP Lookup(isplookup.com)
1 points by pul 1y ago|0 comments
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by pul 1y ago
A set of free online internet infrastructure inspection tools. Think DNS, IP, ASN, WHOIS, email config, etc. It will replace my current main project nslookup.io when it'll launch. Beta is open at https://beta.nslookup.io (r
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by pul 2y ago
In that case, I'd try to find an account manager at X and contact them directly via email or LinkedIn. They might be able to sort it out. I also have two accounts btw. Didn't raise any flags. But their ad platform is buggy, so it
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by pul 2y ago
Thanks :) I don't recall onboarding being an issue for me. What are they telling you?
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by pul 2y ago
Hey HN! OP here. I'm checking in the next couple of days, so feel free to ask me anything if you're thinking about setting up X ads yourself :)

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