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Google DNS

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#1
Google DNS
Anyone else using Google DNS?

I am and it feels faster than my shitty Comcast DNS.

I'm not concerned with the privacy aspect of it exactly.
#2
GOOGLE HAS DNS? WTF WHY AM I JUST LEARNING OF THIS?

I've been using OpenDNS. It's badass, but if Google has one, I'm probably 101% likely to use it.
#3
Heard about it on the first, and yeah it is awesome.

Gotta say it blows OpenDNS out of the water.
#4
I've never heard of it! I proly wont get it because I go with what my dad uses, I am lazy.
#5
If you aren't using this you are really missing out.
#6
I switched to it ASAP, and then got lost in the heaven of Google Code. I finally found their JS compressor. :D :D :D
#7
GAMEchief wrote:
I switched to it ASAP, and then got lost in the heaven of Google Code. I finally found their JS compressor. :D :D :D


Is it free? I can't find where to put up a website or find a domain search bar.

If someone could send me a link it would be most appreciated or tell me where to find it.
#9
GAMEchief wrote:
Closure Compiler Service


Thanks, Does it have to be in PHP (Or is that PHP?) ?

Do they have other coding hosts, like html?

If not I can learn PHP better (Or learn their language at all). I know some basics, but not close to like you know it GameChief. ^^
#10
It's JavaScript. You put JavaScript into the left textbox, click compile/compress/whatever-it-says, and it will compress it for you. Compression will make it A) run faster and B) take up less space. So, it uses less bandwidth (increases download speeds) and takes less time to process on the page (decreases page load speeds). Google does this for all of their JavaScript applications, and I've been dying to know what compression engine they've been using for such a long time now.
#11
GAMEchief wrote:
It's JavaScript. You put JavaScript into the left textbox, click compile/compress/whatever-it-says, and it will compress it for you. Compression will make it A) run faster and B) take up less space. So, it uses less bandwidth (increases download speeds) and takes less time to process on the page (decreases page load speeds). Google does this for all of their JavaScript applications, and I've been dying to know what compression engine they've been using for such a long time now.

Oh Ok. Thanks for the info Game Chief.

Now I have to learn more about JavaScript... XD
#13
Nat wrote:
Oh nice find. Great for anyone writing Javascript.

I know. I'll definitely be using the Hell out of it. I posted it in the Programming section for this reason.