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I'm not sure what metric you use to judge it as terrible.

I thought it was great. 10,000 companies pay for my service today. 65 million people use my infrastructure today. Cisco bought the company for more than $650m. It continues to innovate on the decades old DNS in secure and useful ways.

So let me know what part is terrible.



The part where you repeated Verisign's mistake in breaking a fundamental protocol.

NXDOMAIN. Kind of a thing, and important to protocols other than HTTP.


The point is that the company did just fine even having made a mistake. Ignoring that is just being difficult.


No, the point that a company doing just fine is somehow an excuse for its actions is just the reason why we can't have nice things.


"I got mine."




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