nitpicking at the RFCs when everyone knows DNS is a big old thing with lots going on
how do they not have basic integration tests to check how clients resolve
it seems very unlike cloudflare of old that was much more up front - there is no talk of the need to improve process, just blaming other people
Maybe I'm being overly-cynical but I have a hard time believing that they deliberately omitted a test specifically because they reviewed the RFC and found the ambiguous language. I would've expected to see some dialog with IETF beforehand if that were the case. Or some review of the behavior of common DNS clients.
It seems like an oversight, and that's totally fine.
Case in point: Self driving cars.
Also, consider that we need to pirate the whole internet to be able to do this, so these models are not creative. They are just directed blenders.
I've also taken them in Egypt and Morocco and they were loud, jerky, and smelly...
When I see pictures of trains in the USA they look very old and look like the locomotive is actually pulling the train vs providing electricity to each individual car's motors. This was the problem in Egypt and Morocco - the engine accelerate and all of the cars get jerked and when it slows down all of the cars get jerked again, making it hard to sleep.
because it cheaper than other options or what?