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Admittedly the title is pretty sensationalist. The repo activity seems to indicate that the project has some users. It’s impossible to know how many sites or which sites block emails contained in this list and what the impact might be. Even though I think the 7c/fakefilter project is inane, I would hesitate to say there would be no consequences at all.

It’s best to defend legitimate email providers whenever possible. If we don’t, those with an axe to grind get to define the provider’s reputation.

I don’t use Simplelogin so I don’t know how their service works. The domains used for aliases don’t need to originate email so there’s no need for an SPF record. The A record for the hostname used for the MX record(s) could technically point at multiple IPs that could be changed often.

I own a significant number of domains and manage my own servers. There’s quite literally no way for anyone to prevent me from using an email alias.

My point was that trying to block email aliases is a fool’s errand. It’s a slight hindrance to only the least technical users. The entire 7c/fakefilter project is an exercise in futility.

Simplelogin supports custom domains. This is a non-issue if you use your own domain(s).

It’s “pasteurized processed American cheese product” according to the label.

I can afford a new car. Want to know how I can afford a new car?

By not doing stupid things like buying new cars.

Maybe you should walk the plank. Seriously though, your holier-than-thou attitude sucks. If the community isn’t right for you, just move along quietly.

I remember Reddit. It’s a shame what happened there. 🤷‍♂️

I never thought I’d be talking about Reddit in the past tense like when I talk about Digg.

Yeah, it could be worse. I used to work with a guy who shared a name with some random executive that went on a racist tirade that went public. He had to lock down his social media because of all of the death threats.

“No way! Why should I change? He’s the one who sucks.” ~Michael Bolton - Office Space

(Actually this athlete doesn’t suck. He seems like a genuinely good dude.)

When Chuck Norris does push-ups, he doesn’t push himself up. He pushes the world down.

Chuck Norris doesn’t sleep…he waits.

That right there is about the only good part of sharing a name with a celebrity. You absolutely cannot Google me. I am a ghost online. No Facebook or any non-anonymous social media. Even if you search for my name + my city you’ll get results about this athlete because he has made numerous appearances here

We never use each other’s first names in normal conversation. If one of us were to address the other with our actual name it would immediately set off an internal alarm.

I used to tell my kids that the ice cream truck only plays music when they are out of ice cream. My kids are older now and know the truth but think of all of the money I saved.

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