easyDNS

Domain names and anycast DNS since 1998, web hosting, VPS and email under your own domain. DNSSEC-enabled. MCP integration available. Based. In Canada, eh.

[easyDNS @easyDNS]

It's here! The first agentic appliance in the https://t.co/A25DNyq8oQ series: easyClaw.
An internet connected, fully managed hosted openclaw VPS.

[AxisOfEasy @axisofeasy]

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👉Meta Bug Exposes 20,000+ Instagram Accounts... this and more in https://t.co/0YWZeVESnZ

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@glen_mcgregor Actually sir, I don’t think there is anything nefarious here, my guess is this user is in the process of re-organizing and at some point the domain was briefly “parked”

It no longer is.

This sort of stuff happens all the time.

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@glen_mcgregor That’s just a domain parking page.

Users have the ability to customize that, but few do.

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@Nghthawke1 @glen_mcgregor Actually… not true.

Both the province and the Federal government run some domains under .ca directly.

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@CRAStoriesAlt @glen_mcgregor No, if the domain was expired you would be seeing a different page.

The page was either never set up or parked by the user.

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@cmcalgary @glen_mcgregor We don’t sell ads or monetize parked domains.

But yeah, overdue for a facelift.

[easyDNS @easyDNS]

The Domainhelp What is My Resolver utility is right here:
https://t.co/LRWdCip4nW

[easyDNS @easyDNS]

Ever wondered exactly who was handling your DNS lookups?

☠️ Is your VPN service leaking DNS queries?

😱 Did your web browser insert its own resolver?

🏴‍☠️ Is that hotel wifi you're using intercepting your lookups?

Find out, using our DomainHelp What Is My Resolver utility.

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@yegor @jacobmantle @jeftovic Say the word, and we'll be there.

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@jackfoust @netsolcares Why are you doing this to yourself?
Move the domain here. We even handle the transfer for you.

[easyDNS @easyDNS]

@jackfoust @netsolcares Lol.
Literally Netsol (after running you through 15 upsell / stay-begging screens):

"Thanks, your auth code will be sent to you in 48 to 96 hours"

[easyDNS @easyDNS]

https://t.co/PypeupIRUb

[easyDNS @easyDNS]

We've added a plain vanilla web socket test to the Domainhelp toolbox, for anyone interested...👇

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[easyDNS @easyDNS]

That's not the whole story, actually.

When we announced we were dropping DOGE payments, people started paying a bunch of invoices in DOGE.

So we brought it back. Still take it today. Still get the occasional payment in DOGE (more than Zcash).

Thought there was another blog post about it, but maybe we did it quietly because we were shown up by the DOGE community.

[easyDNS @easyDNS]

Given the circumstances around Zcash security combined with an overall lack-of-demand, we're dropping support for $ZEC payments effective immediately.
https://t.co/XUBt3Xn4rY

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👉Canada's Bill C-22 Draws Global Tech Backlash Over Surveillance Demands
👉Microsoft's Email System Exploited for Months in Phishing Campaign
👉texas AG Sues Meta Over WhatsApp Encryption Claims — But Experts Are Skeptical.. this and more in https://t.co/Mg8OHKYAhv

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@Anthony_Lucania Yes, any destination you just have to have the private key in your client

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Bill C-22 wants “Lawful Access” to your email.

We’re bringing back GPG-encrypted email forwarding.

mxcrypt: the Postfix relay that encrypts forwarded email before delivery, is now open source.

If your inbox only stores encrypted mail, there’s nothing your provider can hand over.

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