XPost: alt.privacy   
   From: marion@facts.com   
      
   On Sat, 30 Aug 2025 20:40:40 +0700, JJ wrote :   
      
      
   >> Not that I'm interested in this ware, but I looked at the page; there's   
   >> not that much limitation to the free/basic version as the paid/Pro.   
   >>   
   >> https://yogadns.com/pricing/   
   >   
   > It's there in plain sight.   
      
   Heh heh heh... that's not the point. The point simply is that it does   
   "something" for free. And that's what matters for freeware.   
      
   It doesn't matter that it does "more" if you pay more.   
   It only matters that it does "enough" for free. :)   
      
   (Note: You may consider that wrong, but that's how I feel about freeware.)   
      
   >> Single DNS server...   
   >   
   > While web browsers also provide only one secure DNS, OSes provide at least   
   > two non-secure DNS.   
      
   I don't disagree that multiple DNS's can be much better than one DNS.   
   The question is what freeware gives that to you.   
      
   I tried a few before I settled (for now) on YogaDNS.   
   But I'm a proponent of freeware and have been for forty years.   
      
   If you know of something better, now is the time to let us in on it.   
      
   >> Two fully customizable rules...   
   >   
   > Presumably instead of limited by sorage/memory. Then crippled after   
   > evaluation time is over.   
      
   Again, your insinuation that a bicycle is a crippled motorcycle is fair   
   enough if what you need is a motorcycle - but if a bike works - it's not   
   crippled.   
      
   It's not fair of you to deprecate what YogaDNS does for free without you   
   providing an alternative that does what you seem to feel it needs to do.   
      
   What do you suggest that is better?   
      
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