For playing with this, there is also DN42 (https://dn42.dev/Home). No direct experience though, I'd like to try it out some day.
A movie served via DNS. Cool!
Fair enough. I have added a fallback.
I don't know how to do this without JS. Also, since this was mostly a DNS-focused proof of concept, I don't particularly care about that. Not in this case, at least.
Interesting, I'll read up on that.
That's weird, it should work. I'll investigate when I get home.
Yes, that's the case indeed.
Nice idea. Probably possible, since each resource has an index record, which contains the mime type. I'll try it sometime soon (though my CSS skills are basically nonexistent...).
Author here: I made it as a proof of concept, just because I could. I used DoH because to the best of my knowledge it's not possible to open raw sockets from the browser. Otherwise I'd have done that. I don't think…
For playing with this, there is also DN42 (https://dn42.dev/Home). No direct experience though, I'd like to try it out some day.
A movie served via DNS. Cool!
Fair enough. I have added a fallback.
I don't know how to do this without JS. Also, since this was mostly a DNS-focused proof of concept, I don't particularly care about that. Not in this case, at least.
Interesting, I'll read up on that.
That's weird, it should work. I'll investigate when I get home.
Yes, that's the case indeed.
Nice idea. Probably possible, since each resource has an index record, which contains the mime type. I'll try it sometime soon (though my CSS skills are basically nonexistent...).
Author here: I made it as a proof of concept, just because I could. I used DoH because to the best of my knowledge it's not possible to open raw sockets from the browser. Otherwise I'd have done that. I don't think…