alt Hacker NewsThis is what I do, and my usage is very similar pattern to the posted project.
Everything gets {service}@{type}.mydomain.com, so, for example, [email protected]. I really only use the subdomain for some automated tagging, but it's come in handy.
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solyin • today at 9:17 AM
Yeah but that's obviously guessable. [email protected] can be traced back to a Twitter DB leak, because otherwise there's no way to guess the "hrejb".
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I used to accept *@mydomain, until spammers started sending spam to completely random addresses. Suddenly I received hundreds of copies of every spam mail, addressed to random combinations of characters @mydomain.