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Image 1 — Domain not routing to server after DNS changes from automatic CDN opt in
Image 2 — Domain not routing to server after DNS changes from automatic CDN opt in
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Domain not routing to server after DNS changes from automatic CDN opt in

I’m not exactly sure what happened, but my domain is not currently routing to my site (hosted on EC2).

It looks like Hostinger added some CDN stuff to the end of some of my DNS records. I found out I needed to opt out of the CDN thing, so I did, but then it removed the ALIAS and used a domain for my root A record. The problem is I dont know what it looked like before the CDN stuff happened.

I deleted and change the root A record to the correct public IP address from EC2, but it’s showing the Hostinger default page. What’s funny is I have a subdomain A record pointing to the same public IP address and it’s working just fine. And if I go to the IP address directly, it also works just fine.

Note: I did not enable the CDN in picture 2, but I did disable it last night.
Does anyone have any ideas?

u/keithj0nes — 9 days ago
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Thoughts on going from 32” to 27”?

I currently have two ASUS VA32AQ 32 inch monitors running with both an Intel i9 MacBook (work) and an M3 MacBook (personal)

I primarly work as a software engineer, but also do light graphic design work and light gaming. What really drew my attention to wanting to upgrade to a better monitor has been noticing the pixelation when doing the graphic design work.

I’ve read most 5k monitors are best suited at 27 inch, (haven’t figured out which one to get yet) so I’m curious how many people have went from at 32” to a 27” for the higher DPI? I’m mostly afraid of losing a bunch of screen real estate. Any input would be great!

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u/keithj0nes — 10 days ago