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So it is always DNS
can confirm, its always DNS. Even when it looks like a network issue, its DNS
Spotted the Network guy
Oh man. One of my old companies, the Devs would always blame the network. Even after we spent a year upgrading and removing all SPOFs. They’d blame the network…..
“Your application is somehow producing 2 billion packets per second and your SQL queries are returning 5GB of data”…. “See! The network is too slow and it has problems”
Dev: My app's getting a 400 hitting the server. Your firewall changes broke it.
Me: You're getting to the server, it's giving you back a malformed request error. Most likely it's a problem in your client.
Dev: it worked fine until you made that change in QA.
Me: Your server is in production.
After that, I just get too busy to look at it for a while.... They figure it out eventually.
They might be referring to their brain network being to slow and having problems.
Ah, klugerblickdummkopf
https://isitdns.com/
I always view the source of websites like this and this is one of the worst I've seen. 217 lines of code (including inline Javascript?!) and a Google tag for some reason, all to put the word YES in green on black.
this made me mad so i made a single, ultra minimal html page in 5 minutes that you can just paste in your url box
source code:
Your website no longer uses DNS invalidating its use as a diagnostic tool lmao
i never thought about that. i assumed the first page was just a joke website like "days since last JavaScript framework" always being zero
Agreed, could be static HTML and a GIF.
Thanks, I won't click that link.
I just did the same f'ing thing and came here to write your comment!
well done.
Did not think of doing that.
I guess i never expected anyone to have a fcking JavaScript on a simple page as that
How else would you center a div??
http://howtocenterincss.com/
lmao, considering some of the meaningless comments there i'm starting to think it's "vibe coded".
There have been 209 versions of that site
https://web.archive.org/web/20250331043558/https://www.isitdns.com/
it predated AI, but likely seems to have had some AI cleanup.
If it was truly just vibecoded, the comments would usually be on every element.
It’s always DNS