I just added to my Slow Reader a weekly check that HTTP server and DNS have right…
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I just added to my Slow Reader a weekly check that HTTP server and DNS have right settings: I check: — Mozilla HTTP Observatory — https://nslookup.io DNS Health Report — HTTPS DNS record and real HTTP/3 by curl — Google Lighthouse https://github.com/hplush/slowreader/tree/main/test
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