It's always DNS.
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It's always DNS. Except when it's AWS. (In this case, it was both.)
https://techcrunch.com/2025/10/20/amazon-dns-outage-breaks-much-of-the-internet/
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It's always DNS. Except when it's AWS. (In this case, it was both.)
https://techcrunch.com/2025/10/20/amazon-dns-outage-breaks-much-of-the-internet/
This is probably your best reminder that Amazon Web Services is too big. So is Microsoft, and Google, and all of these companies that are gobbling up money, energy, and resources, only for things to go suddenly arse-up, like today, without being held accountable. There's no space for competition.
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@blaghi π
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Occhi che parlano senza voce...
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@zipidog speriamo presto (loro).
Mi fanno così tanto schifo che non riesco nemmeno ad esprimerlo.
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Noi magari crolleremo, ma loro sprofonderanno agli inferi.
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@Alberto L'ho indovinata proprio per caso.
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@Paoblog guarda mi sto contenendo dal maledirla solo perchΓ© la mia nonna diceva sempre: "gli accidenti son come le foglie: chi li manda, li raccoglie".
Ma posso rigirarle questo pensiero.
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@tml eet should be possible as it's the exponential expiration time.
