Whenever something doesn't work, it's generally the DNS. That's why we (re)introduce The Phone Book of The Internet.
You can read more and download your own copy here: https://nlnetlabs.nl/news/2025/Apr/01/phonebook-of-the-internet/
Whenever something doesn't work, it's generally the DNS. That's why we (re)introduce The Phone Book of The Internet.
You can read more and download your own copy here: https://nlnetlabs.nl/news/2025/Apr/01/phonebook-of-the-internet/
@koenvh Good one 
Bound version of Unbound
Yay! I am in the phonebook too! 
g y t . i s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 2 . 2 2 1 . 1 0 0 . 9 3
@[email protected] #FunFact: *THIS* is actually real when it comes to #OnionServices on #Tor / @[email protected] despite (or rather because of) having a self-routing and self-administrating, self-authentificating namespace utilizing #Pubkeys for addressing. - @[email protected] / @[email protected] actually has [a pretty substantial list](https://github.com/alecmuffett/real-world-onion-sites/blob/master/master.csv). [Mine](https://github.com/greyhat-academy/lists.d/blob/main/onion.domains.list.tsv) merely covers a few #BonaFide ones and there are literal #scam businesses when it comes to the kinds of sites I won't name nor list!
Would it be possible to publish it in the form of a text file that's compatible with /etc/hosts ?
@koenvh wait
why is my IP wrong 
sodi.boo, but my other domains also aren't in there :(@koenvh the phrase “Think of it as a bound version of Unbound.”
am. dead. :D
@koenvh um, do you happen to know what would result in one getting on the list?
because (un?)surprisingly both this fedi instance and my website are absent from that list lol
@koenvh legend has it that in The Olden Days (before DNS) our director of computing would have his secretary print out the hosts* file once a month. He kept it on his desk for reference.
(This was the hosts file for the whole internet)
@koenvh #FunFact: THIS is actually real when it comes to #OnionServices on #Tor / @torproject despite (or rather because of) having a self-routing and self-administrating, self-authentificating namespace utilizing #Pubkeys for addressing.
Mine merely covers a few #BonaFide ones and there are literal #scam businesses when it comes to the kinds of sites I won't name nor list!
@koenvh I am picturing a version of this where each ip belonging to #cloudflare is highlighted orange,
red for #AWS,
blue for #azure,
green for google cloud.
would really help illustrate how centralized the internet really is.