At least they don't just shut it down like with other things.
this post was submitted on 16 Jun 2023
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it's yet another proof that google can't be trusted when it comes to the continuity of their products. I've been fooled many times, but now and forever it's a no-go.
And no mention of what happens to their API but knowing google it either goes away entirely or totally changes with significant rework required.
Related, the reason I no longer use any google API: https://steve-yegge.medium.com/dear-google-cloud-your-deprecation-policy-is-killing-you-ee7525dc05dc
what the fuck all my domains were on Google Domains. Maaaan.
I’ve also got all of my domains in Porkbun. I don’t use their nameservers though. I usually use cloudflare for that, so you could look into them, too.
I just moved a domain to Google Domains last month. Yaaay
That's so crazy to me but that's google for you.
How Sundar still has a job is mind boggling. So many failures and obvious mismanagement.
That's actually surprising, I've used Google Domains & Sites and although they weren't the cheapest, they where the most accessible.
Can someone give me a ELI5 for why that is bad and people are planning on migrating away to other services?
I have 15-20 domains with Google so it'll be a pain to manage something else. Even if I can't trust Google's privacy or product continuity, I do trust Google's security and have multi factor enabled already, so having my domains protected by them is a great thing. I'm pretty much always logged into my Google account on my PC so it's one fewer account to manage.
Squarespace is probably fine, but I bought my first domains through a web builder and web host years ago and they slowly raised prices and reduced features until I had to leave them and moved to Google.
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