You need to have an authoritative DNS server listening and answering somewhere. Is this running at your home?

If it is, then try querying the IP directly. The most commonly used tool is "dig", but other ones are available. It should look something like:

dig @your-public-IP subdomain.eu.org

What DNS software are you running?

I've been running it on a Debian VPS for years as a test. So far not a single problem, although I don't let it reboot on its own (I do monthly reboots, that I am thinking of changing to fortnightly).

Or bury all roads for cars? 😅

Fun fact: the dwarf planet Eris is called that because the discovery caused an uproar in planetary astronomy, ultimately ending up with Pluto being demoted to a dwarf planet (and endless whinig by Niel deGrasse Tyson).

When I was a kid I thought that having a godlike alien was weak sauce.

As an adult I have also watched ToS, and there were like 4 godlike beings in the first 5 episodes, so I'm more okay with it. 😅

The core principle is to provide consumers with a rebate or refund of the surcharge added to the beverage product at the point of purchase when the packaging is returned to a designated collection point once emptied (Calabrese et al., 2021; Krzywda, 2022; Malindzakova et al., 2022; Walls, 2011; Zhou et al., 2020). Zhou et al. (2020) and Malindzakova et al. (2022) suggest that DRS can serve several functions within the waste management system. Specifically, they can: 1) increase the quality and quantity of collected materials and reduce littering; 2) contribute to high collection rates of valuable and recyclable materials; and 3) shift costs and responsibilities associated with the product's end-of-life phase from municipalities to producers, emphasizing the importance of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) regulations.

There are 7 papers listed in the meta analysis i posted which should address litter.

I literally just searched for "litter" and this was the second hit.

Wasn't the apple offered by Eris, the goddess of strife?

Good article!

Brilliant.

You can try EU.org possibly.

People who litter are still going to litter, they're not thinking about it.

That's a reasonable hypothesis, but unsupported by data:

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0921344924005536