You can't connect to your email or hosting if your DNS with Cloudflare is down.
Plus, Dynadot uses Cloudflare for their site, so you couldn't even change your nameservers if CF is down.
A random scatter won't protect you from a service like CF / AWS / GCP being down, and most users won't benefit from protecting from that sort of unlikely and major scenario anyway...
That's a good catch about Dynadot using Cloudflare.
Ideally there would be a setup to avoid having the domain name registrar use a different DNS than me.
I'm more concerned if an over-zealous algorithm or employee shutting down an account and being able to just switch that one service to another company rather than losing everything.
Like a lot of biology, it’s complicated and often you need multiple forms of evidence to support a species classification if the viable offspring (biological species concept) doesn’t suit.
So there are lots of different models for different types of organisms. And some reproduce asexually so reproductive compatibility would never be enough.
Yes. That's why it depends on the location. Cities with mostly high-rise apartment buildings will be different to single family home suburbs. You can't just take some research and assume it applies to any specific other case.
There's AOSP admire android. AOSP is open source which is some components of the Android system - however a lot of Android is not just AOSP. A lot of it is Google web services and other proprietary stuff.
Plus, Dynadot uses Cloudflare for their site, so you couldn't even change your nameservers if CF is down.
A random scatter won't protect you from a service like CF / AWS / GCP being down, and most users won't benefit from protecting from that sort of unlikely and major scenario anyway...