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1 year ago
in OpenDNS on Lake Neuron
More than OK to keep using OpenDNS... invited!
There's well over a million people using OpenDNS now, and we're responding to more than 3.5 billion queries/day.
John Roberts
OpenDNS
There's well over a million people using OpenDNS now, and we're responding to more than 3.5 billion queries/day.
John Roberts
OpenDNS
2 years ago
in FiT Tip: OpenDNS + DynDNS + Lighthouse = Lots of Fun on Friends in Tech
Guys, great podcast. Yeah, that Extreme N thing surprised us, too. Glad you've found OpenDNS useful.
John Roberts
OpenDNS
John Roberts
OpenDNS
2 years ago
in Slow Google Reader on iRant
Glad to hear you are using OpenDNS.
I still use NetNewsWire for my feeds.
John Roberts
OpenDNS
I still use NetNewsWire for my feeds.
John Roberts
OpenDNS
2 years ago
in OpenDNS on Dan Cameron
Glad shortcuts are working exactly as intended for you.
Thanks for using OpenDNS.
John Roberts
OpenDNS
Thanks for using OpenDNS.
John Roberts
OpenDNS
2 years ago
in Gmail POP with FON woes over? on Firehed's Blog
Glad OpenDNS is part of the solution. http://www.opendns.com/start/ has instructions for Mac, Windows, Unix/Linux, and more.
Cheers,
John
Cheers,
John
2 years ago
in Anatomy of a Blog Move - Part III on Torley Lives
Glad OpenDNS was an aid during your blog move. Cheers. John Roberts, OpenDNS
2 years ago
in links for 2006-09-25 on Vinny Lingham's Blog
Glad you recognize the value of getting DNS right. I'd encourage you to consider OpenDNS in a head-to-head speed test against your current solution.
Cheers,
John Roberts
OpenDNS
Cheers,
John Roberts
OpenDNS
2 years ago
in OpenDNS, a Better and Safer DNS Network on Fred Brunel
Fred, thanks for taking a look.
We'll be in London soon (hardware is racked, setting up bandwidth). Some folks in Europe and Australia say that we're already faster for them, despite the network latency. Guess it depends on your current DNS provider, since speed for DNS = network latency + speed of resolution. We're fast on the latter even for those outside the US. Also, if you go back to an earlier [blog post](http://blog.opendns.com/2006/06/21/milliseconds-matter-speed-of-light/), you'll see that we're quite aware we need to distribute our network further.
I'd be curious to see what your experience might be like before and after our London node comes online. Let me know if you try it.
John Roberts
OpenDNS
We'll be in London soon (hardware is racked, setting up bandwidth). Some folks in Europe and Australia say that we're already faster for them, despite the network latency. Guess it depends on your current DNS provider, since speed for DNS = network latency + speed of resolution. We're fast on the latter even for those outside the US. Also, if you go back to an earlier [blog post](http://blog.opendns.com/2006/06/21/milliseconds-matter-speed-of-light/), you'll see that we're quite aware we need to distribute our network further.
I'd be curious to see what your experience might be like before and after our London node comes online. Let me know if you try it.
John Roberts
OpenDNS
2 years ago
in OpenDNS on Dan Cameron
Thanks for trying us out. I'm sure we will not disappoint -- but be sure to tell us, either way.
I'm leaving a comment at TechCrunch right now. ;-)
John Roberts
OpenDNS
I'm leaving a comment at TechCrunch right now. ;-)
John Roberts
OpenDNS
