It’s so funny when in 2024 people use “blah at whatevs dot com” to try to obfuscate their email address from scrapers like it’s 1995.
Like this hasn’t worked for the last 20 years and just makes it harder for people who actually need to email you.
It’s so funny when in 2024 people use “blah at whatevs dot com” to try to obfuscate their email address from scrapers like it’s 1995.
Like this hasn’t worked for the last 20 years and just makes it harder for people who actually need to email you.
@stylinstainless lol yeah that’s very different
@thomasfuchs OTOH, when a company requires my info simply to download the driver for an item that I purchased, which should have been included with the item anyway, I feel perfectly fine about using "root@somewhere.net."
(At least I'm not entering my last name as "'); DROP TABLE Data;--".)
I just use nope@nope.com anywhere an actual email address isn't needed. You'd be surprised how many services don't require verification.
@jezebelkat I mean when you want to specifically use your real email address and hide it from web scrapers, not forms
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