You say that, but to quote my post from earlier in this thread
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I'm not a fan of using cloudflare or google for DNS but you can bet their uptime will be unrivaled. Quad9 is my basic bitch reference, there are some other options out there that others may prefer but Quad9 is a good first step in my opinion. A Quad9 manager has gone out and said how the relationship works for having IBM (who own the 9.9.9.9 address) lend some of their resources. IBM basically gets live data that allows them to track ransomware and malware attacks which they can then incorporate into some of their enterprise services. I don't think it's unique for Quad9 but they support DNS over HTTPS and DNS over TLS as well which may be of interest.
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It's like they understand the problems with these actions but need to convince themselves it's somehow a good thing. They should plainly state their case and see how it holds up to scrutiny. It won't.
I bet you regret shit-talking anime all those times now, eh?
Trannies are not beautiful, they do not spark joy, and I will not have sex with them.
If you are concerned about DNS, use DNSCrypt (download dnscrypt-proxy). It's a proxy program that allows you to load as many DNS servers as you want onto it (it has a sizable default list). It supports encrypted DNS too. If you have a OpenWRT router or a raspberry pi, you can run it on that and have it run as your DNS server for your entire home network, but you can also run it on your local computer.I'm not a fan of using cloudflare or google for DNS but you can bet their uptime will be unrivaled. Quad9 is my basic bitch reference, there are some other options out there that others may prefer but Quad9 is a good first step in my opinion. A Quad9 manager has gone out and said how the relationship works for having IBM (who own the 9.9.9.9 address) lend some of their resources. IBM basically gets live data that allows them to track ransomware and malware attacks which they can then incorporate into some of their enterprise services. I don't think it's unique for Quad9 but they support DNS over HTTPS and DNS over TLS as well which may be of interest.
If Quad9 abides by their policies, IBM doesn't get any of your data, which would be your IP associated with the request.
Quad9 - Wikipedia
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The wiki page has other IPs they use for different levels of service, eg 9.9.9.10 which shouldn't block any domains but be equally as private.
Here's a video podcast he did which may answer questions, there are timestamps in a pinned comment. To those who are still asking "what the fuck is DNS and why should I care?" he explains that as well.
Here's Why DNS Matters w/ John Todd from Quad9
Why does DNS matter for privacy, security, freedom, and the internet? We are thrilled to bring on John Todd from Quad9 to give us the inside scoop on DNS and...
It's like they understand the problems with these actions but need to convince themselves it's somehow a good thing. They should plainly state their case and see how it holds up to scrutiny. It won't.
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Everyone willing to jump ISPs for this issue is a hero in their own way, really. God bless you guys and Merry Christmas!
Nool blocked German IPs due to the BND listening on the wire and sending the black bag patrol to kraut farmers, i don't think your complaint is entirely related. That being said Vodafone DE uses the telia/LGi route as well, is tracert failing beyond the first external hop too?
It was always to end this way. As soon as people let themselves be convinced to elevate the propositions of liberalism above the human condition to the level of a deity, this was the premeditated destination.
Someone needs to do a rework of Total War by NON / Boyd Rice (archived directly below as I'd imagine YouTube only neglected to ban it by oversight. It would be a pity if No Ding Dong Jones, dropkiwifarms and others of their odious, subhuman ilk were to hear this or any potential rework. That might be as effective as dousing the wicked Witch of the West with water, as I do doubt their frail sensibilitirs could handle it, strained as they are with all the "hate speech" and "transphobia."
Everyone phoning/mailing ISPs, representatives and activists/NGOs (like EFF), I assume.
