19:45 < ChillerDragon> @d_une face reveal? o.O
19:46 < bridge_> <d_une> oh thanks, wrong account, switched it
19:46 < ChillerDragon> was it leak?
19:46 < bridge_> <d_une> yes :)
19:46 < ChillerDragon> shiet i didnt say anything
19:46 < bridge_> <d_une> it's ok haha
19:46 < bridge_> <d_une> how are you doing?
19:46 < ChillerDragon> good
19:46 < ChillerDragon> u?
19:47 < bridge_> <d_une> good good, living the PR life
19:47 < bridge_> <d_une> come visit us in London some day ;)
19:47 < ChillerDragon> "us" ?
19:47 < bridge_> <d_une> well, might just be me if you come randomly
19:48 < ChillerDragon> who else is there potentially?
19:48 < ChillerDragon> couldnt help it but to stalk you xd
19:48 < bridge_> <d_une> no one you really know
19:48 < ChillerDragon> your website contact section is epic
19:48 < ChillerDragon> ``
19:48 < ChillerDragon>     <first name><last name>@gmail.com
19:48 < ChillerDragon> a copy paste fail
19:49 < ChillerDragon> is this some ingenius anti spam mail?
19:49 < bridge_> <d_une> it's not, it's a bot protection thing
19:49 < ChillerDragon> i see
19:49 < ChillerDragon> true developer
19:49 < minus> i wonder if it makes a difference
19:49 < ChillerDragon> llm enhanced spammers
19:49 < minus> otoh my real name email is nowhere on the internet and i get 0 spam there
19:50 < minus> my main email is and get a couple spams a day
19:50 < ChillerDragon> i put chillerdragon@gmail.com wherever i can and i have yet to receive my first spam
19:50 < minus> not enough to set up a spam filter tho
19:50 < minus> well you're on gmail and gmail probably /dev/nulled half of the actual email you receive
19:51 < ChillerDragon> ye they strong
19:51 < minus> trying to deliver to gmail is a nightmare, fuck them
19:51 < ChillerDragon> spammer
19:51 < bridge_> <d_une> surely no one is scanning the whole page to try and replace the correct first name/name
19:51 < minus> more likely to be the opposite: sending too few mails can get you into delivery problems
19:52 < bridge_> <d_une> like, if the guy is smart enough to know about spam bots, probably he's not your demographics anyway?
19:52 < bridge_> <d_une> except academic spammers
19:52 < bridge_> <d_une> fuck these guys
20:48 < bridge_> <jxsl13> my main email is @googlemail.com
20:49 < bridge_> <jxsl13> not gmail
20:49 < bridge_> <jxsl13> directly see spam
20:49 < bridge_> <jxsl13> I missed the leak :'/
20:55 < bridge_> <heinrich5991> both work
20:56 < bridge_> <jxsl13> I know
20:56 < bridge_> <jxsl13> what I mean is: anyone sending an email to the @gmail.com one os directly put into tue trash
20:57 < bridge_> <jxsl13> I only share my googlemail.com one if I actually use it somewhere
20:57 < bridge_> <jxsl13> what I mean is: anyone sending an email to the @gmail.com one os directly put into the trash
20:57 < bridge_> <jxsl13> what I mean is: anyone sending an email to the @gmail.com one is directly put into the trash
23:00 < minus> haha message editing totally doesn't work towards irc
23:00 < minus> my gmail address was also formally @googlemail.com
23:01 < bridge_> <jxsl13> did you get multiple messages?
23:01 < minus> iirc that was some kind of trademark conflict in germany
23:01 < minus> yes, thirce
23:02 < bridge_> <jxsl13> dunno about any trademark conflicts here D:
23:03 < bridge_> <jxsl13> gmail being the conflicting trademark?
23:03 < minus> >Alternatively, googlemail.com is for Gmail users of a particular country where “Gmail”, as a trademark, was already taken. Those countries originally were Germany, the Russian Federation, and Poland.
23:03 < bridge_> <jxsl13> interesting
23:04 < minus> https://www.gmass.co/blog/domains-gmail-com-googlemail-com-and-google-com/
23:07 < bridge_> <jxsl13> g ma ass D:
23:07 < bridge_> <jxsl13> .co