[tigrezno]

Only problem I see is that it's a difficult to remember IP address. I know cloudfare or google dns because they are extremelly simple.

[dist-epoch]

Also terrible domain name, hard to remember. The DuckDuckGo mistake basically.

[mousetree]

Why would you need to remember it once you’ve set it up?

[kalleboo]

The techy people who are the ones who are the target for something like this aren't just setting up their home internet once, they're setting up the internet for their friends and family when they visit, getting roped in to fix the internet for their in-laws when it breaks, etc.

[6r17]

so you don't have to look it up every time you need to change the DNS configuration.

[AStonesThrow]

Because, 18 months from now, you or your executrix wakes up with a hangover, and your Internet connection is down, and you or your executrix begin troubleshooting, and poking through the DNS configuration, your executrix scratches her head and exclaims “who in the world is 2a13:1001::86:54:11:100 and why did we ever add this in here?!”

And then you or your executrix reset it to 8.8.8.8 because that is distinctly memorable and unmistakable.