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Yes it do, your example do too. But if test thing and replace null with file, suddenly stderr missing. Happen to me, 5h debug session. Hope to help prevent that for other people.

No, > /dev/null 2>&1 is. If try your example but with file instead null, stderr content not in file.

Because x>y not redirect x to y, but duplicate y and set x to y-duplicate. See bash manpage REDIRECTION (your example in that section for what not work).

As i understand, your example set 2 to what 1 is, then set 1 to null. Now 2 not null, but what 1 before.

Remind me of curl -v https://google.com/, but not ai. Nice

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my stupid game

You sure?

Stop play stupid game. It stupid.

No torrent for these?

99.9% of people not use piracy website that will be dns poison. And those website probably start insert guide for /etc/hosts on front page like did for alternative dns.

Not say dns is bad. Just search for solution for dns poison.

And can know ip from dns before poison or from megathread.

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Why not? If ip + domain in /etc/hosts and ip not change, what need dns for?

Also can load balance by http 302 redirect if server overloaded. Maybe not as good, but should work?

Oh i talking about solution to dns poison.

But we talk about solution for dns poison of website. Not dns death in general.

But dns also for dynamic ip. See DynDNS or load-leveling algorithm for choosing CDN in proximity. ipv6 fix that.

Solution: while not dns block, write down domain + ip in /etc/hosts.

There aint telephone books anymore.

What is megathread then? Put ip there, then do /etc/hosts solution.

There so many ipv6 adress no need to change. Dns for get ip from hostname and update ip if change.

Ipv4 not enough adress, so always change, not need with ipv6.

Time to change to ipv6 ip that not change? Then dns not necessary, not even domain registrar.

What even different to go after domain registrar? If domain unregistered, same result as block on all dns globally?

They did on stadia. Stadia was linux.