How does any of this correspond to a missing 5 days of DNS outage?

I'm not aware of even localized DNS outage for anywhere close to multiple days in recent (decade) history.

So get a Google phone since it and your other home devices like to listen and watch you, in addition to the data sharing.

Yep, mulch your grass and your leaves. Don't give away all those wonderful nutrients your yard made for itself! 1/8 the fertilizer when a yard is well maintained by simply feeding itself.

Yep, cookies are for wussies

Shouldn't eveyone be hacked? Information wants to be free!

No more spooks on /. eh?

Came here looking for comment about a man, a plan, a canal... somewhere.

Thank you A.G. for reminding us that time is relative and "decades ahead" is a silly term.

The Wright Brothers were decades ahead of flight.

Alan Turing was decades ahead of computing.

NASA engineers were decades ahead of space travel.

Homer was decades ahead of Greek epic tales.

The Egyptians were decades ahead of pyramid building.

A typical Slashdotter's mom is decades ahead of their child's enlightenment.

And they knew that reply already, before you swiped it. It's quantum after all.

Couldn't you cook your food with all those spices (fresher the better) and enjoy them more?

Yep, digital cameras were in everyone's pocket (or backpack) long before phones had them. And the first (flip) phone cameras were total crap.

Also, I would assume a product manager would have better writing skills, even in late retirement.

FF will keep winning with tech folks until the other browsers' extensions allow vertical tabs.

What's stopping the owner of the physical copy from creating another NFT?

Seems the NFT only has "value" (in, as we all know, an exaggerated sense) if the physical copy was destroyed.

DJB had created multiple cool tech in DNS, email, etc. For example, DNS Curve was way ahead of it's time; only in the last 1.5 years has DoH become popular (source: https://lwn.net/Articles/34052... from 2009). It was implemented in 2010 by OpenDNS but never took off from there.

Bummer that DJB code wasn't free enough to catch on with many developers.

Uh, Google Maps terms of service is non-workable for many developers. OSM is fantastic for that reason.

(I hope you're comment was thinking about the "app" instead of the API/data. Two totally separate things.)

Right?

What sorts of miniscule facial gestures will eventually trigger the "fraud alert"?