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I pity whoever owns nobody@nowhere.com because I've been using that for decades now
by airstrike 3y ago
I pity whoever owns nobody@nowhere.com because I've been using that for decades now
- 1970-01-01 3y agoA sinister method is to state your birthday as Jan 2nd 1919. Just enough time to be remotely plausible. Bugs are sure to follow the account for the remainder of its existence.
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- k8sToGo 3y agoI use fastmail with my own domains. I got a separate domain for myself that I use for trashmails.
- crusty 3y agoI mean that's fine, but you are the registered owner 》renter of that domain, so you are linked to it in a database somewhere, even if your info is behind whoisguard-style obfuscation. Even if unlikely, should a dataset get exposed or the service stop functioning as intended, you're linked. No real worry for singing up for future junk-mail, but risks escalate when employment is at stake.
- k8sToGo 3y agoThat’s fine. If they can’t deal with my real opinion it’s better to end that working relationship anyways.
- tdudhhu 3y agoPro tip: always use example.com because then you are sure you are not spamming someone's inbox.
- airstrike 3y agoSometimes form validation prevents that from working. nobody@nowhere.com works 99.999% of the time
- hprotagonist 3y agoi can neither confirm nor deny that butts@butts.com has a wide presence on public wifi hotspots scattered across western europe.
- justin66 3y agoThat poor guy. He thought when he stopped using blah@blah.com he'd have it easy and look what happened.