Set up an internal dns server that will resolve your specific host name to an internal ip and forward everything else.
If you just want a specific site, you can use bind and response policy zones. The advantage of this is that you can now configure your dns server to take advantage of block lists on the internet and block malware/ads/tracking domains.
The question really should be "is a markup language a programming language?"
That's not "peak" it's "woman"
From a networking standpoint, you can configure qos tagging for a specific application and use that dscp variable as a flag for pbr. Then set your next hop via respective tunnel.
It says he can give data to the police, and can distribute data to the public only if the gov't agrees is allowed by the public records act, but only if he gets written permission. Not much of an agreement if you ask me.
Is your dad David Anderson?
The account number is also at the top and not redacted...
Broccoli cheddar? Some the broccoli is pureed down and not chunky.
It's raining men?
If it is caching you can always set a ttl to a lower value like 5 seconds. And systems should be clearing the dns cache on a new ifup.