A brief look at the future of DNSSR

Internet services DNSSR Domain Distribution
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At the moment, DNSSR is basically nothing yet (aside from a few subdomains…)

So, the DNSSR sub-platform—DNSBoot (finally found a use for this weird domain)—is starting to take shape.
This platform will offer the following services:

  1. Virtual hosting (limited by supabase, probably 1MB per user, enough for things like HTML)
  2. Subdomains (won’t be synchronized with DNSSR, and there will be other domains available that you can bind to your virtual host)
  3. DNS hosting (this one’s a bit tricky, might take a long time before it’s ready)

Hope everyone can support us! If possible, I’ll try to apply for PSL inclusion with aq.gl

(Good news: sp.sb has finally passed review)

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Differentiation, differentiation, differentiation.
Let VPS8 handle domain distribution as always.

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Thanks for your effort, boss! I hope everything just keeps getting better for you.

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I want the virtual hosting to have better access speeds.

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Support Lord Hu — go big and strong!

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Supported

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no
I don’t want to (

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Compared to vps8, I support furryam more.

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Alright then, just go for whatever you want to try—especially since you’ve got what it takes. I support you!

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Hope you keep getting better and better! :xhj001:

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Looking forward to it…

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I mean, if you can casually drop dozens of bucks on domains, grabbing a big hosting plan should be a breeze. 1M bandwidth is really just for static pages :xhj27:

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Thanks (
But remember, DNSSR is actually based on vps8,
so we should also thank supers.

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with @donitown (

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It’s really hard not to give you a like when you do this.

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Support the boss

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You got this!!!

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Deploy a https://domain.i8.al/
Having a healthy domain is beneficial for applying for a PSL (Public Suffix List).

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Bump, bump

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Isn’t there something wrong with this?
No matter what I choose, it always says ‘error.domain_invalid’.