Update Cargo.toml with new project website #86
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The new project homepage is https://dog.ramfield.net/ provided from August 10, 2025 by Darrion Whitfield as a service to the open source community. The original project's website https://dns.lookup.dog/ has been offline for some time (as of this commit in October 2025), having last been scraped by the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine on November 24, 2024. The DNS record still exists and returns IP addresses managed by European cloud hosting provider Scaleway, but the resources associated with the addresses are no longer active.
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The new project homepage is https://dog.ramfield.net/ provided from August 10, 2025 by Darrion Whitfield as a service to the open source community.
The original project's website https://dns.lookup.dog/ has been offline for some time (as of this commit in October 2025), having last been scraped by the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine on November 24, 2024. The DNS record still exists and returns IP addresses managed by European cloud hosting provider Scaleway, but the resources associated with the addresses are no longer active.