Fucking weevils, I tried for years to grow plans and these fuckers destroyed every attempt. I alps couldn't find a place to buy nematodes and was worried about the long term effects of them in the environment in the garden

Just read your comment after saying I'd rather watch Final Space, lol.

Yes, it's the least Star Trek I've seen so far. I couldn't make it past maybe the 2nd or 3rd episode. Much preferred Final Space if we're going for that kind of show.

Enterprise is a little campy but really awesome.

In that case I'll be very thankful that mine works as I expect and will try not to change anything.

Well, after working as some form of systems engineer for the last 17 years, including quite a few where some of my primary responsibilities were looking for DNS servers, this is literally the first time I have come across this.

Also not quite sure what they're doing because my Debian, 2x Windows, 3x Android and occasionally Apple clients never bypass my primary DNS setting. Neither do the server farms I run at work. So who knows.

A secondary DNS server set in your DHCP options will do no such thing.

The secondary DNS server is only used if lookups to the primary fail, say like when your pihole crashes or something.

The only way it will work the way you think it's going to, is if you set your DNS resolver to use round robin on a list of DNS servers.

Its literally just a backup DNS server address, and is only used should the primary fail, and returning an nxdomain is not a failure.

Please note, I use secondary to refer to the 2nd IP in your DHCP/DNS options, not to a secondary DNS server, which is something else.

It's called a secondary DNS server. Like, literally the reason it exists. I guess it's still on the line towards knowing what TF you're doing. Every DHCP server offers at least 2 dns server options.

The point is lost on you. I genuinely hope your kid has a good life, but I personally would never gamble someone else's life for my own selfish wants, and I can't reconcile others decisions to do so either.

Less good than not having children. But we are all free to make our own choices, but I don't think that you can seriously hold both "I care about the environment" and "I'm choosing to bring life into the world and damage the environment" ideas in your head without a lot of hypocrisy.

I know you may think, my one kid won't have such a big impact on the environment, but when 7 billion think that, the problem is exponential.

Then not having kids is one of the best things you can do.

/> Pulls existence from the void into this mortal coil

/> Questions how not doing so could have prevented suffering