It’s super-instant, always-ready, any-e-mail-you-want e-mail, right now. And with a name like mailinator, it’s bound to be good.
Mailinator provides sacrificial e-mail addresses that can be used when signing up for something that requires an e-mail address for confirmation. No passwords, no privacy, and no spam.
Even if you don’t use their service, their FAQ is entertaining. For example, “What if I send important emails with sensitive super-secret information in them to mailinator? Then you are a stupid-head. That isn’t what this is for.”
(via Software Development)
That is a fun faq. Toot! Toot!
I was reading and somewhat entertained reading the Linux Kernel FAQ yesterday, but it does have a naughty word or two in it.
» Comment by Cameron on September 10, 2003 @ 8:17 amHa, “Stupidhead”. That’s goin’ on the list of words Jason uses. Not a bad idea, I’m sure I’ll be using it from time to time. Later stupidhead!
» Comment by jason on September 10, 2003 @ 10:01 amI’ve been calling people stupidhead for months. I should warn you Jason, stupidheads typically don’t enjoy being called stupidheads.
» Comment by Mel on September 10, 2003 @ 10:35 amStupidhead
» Trackback by Current Events on September 10, 2003 @ 2:34 pmIn continuation of the Stupidhead theme on Dan’s blog, I’ve come across another bout of stupidity. I would venture to say Mr. McKinley was acting as a Stupidhead. Not just because he flew in the cargo bay (which could have…