Show HN: TrashEmail – Telegram-based disposable mail service

Post by jolux » Sat, May 30, 2020, 9:01 PM UTC

stilisstuk wrote: post #100

jolux wrote: post #99

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You can turn it on and off for the conversation whenever you want.

But I can't go back and delete a message. I can prepare to delete the next message. Not, a message.

Post by r0hitSehgal » Mon, Jun 01, 2020, 8:03 AM UTC

gruez wrote: post #19

rmsaksida wrote: post #12

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In my case it's convenience. I have Telegram open most of the day and occasionally I use bots for small tasks that could be done elsewhere, but bots offer a more streamlined experience.

I get the concept, but I don't see how it applies to this use case. Both web/bot has the same workflow. web: open browser -> find website in bookmarks -> copy email -> do whatever you need to do with it -> switch back to the website to check for emails bot: open telegram -> find bot in chat history -> tell it to generate a new address -> copy it -> do whatever you need to do with it -> switch back to the app to check…

Post by r0hitSehgal » Thu, Jun 11, 2020, 12:53 PM UTC

noxer wrote: post #52

tgdn wrote: post #15

I'm not sure how this works, I installed the bot, sent /start No reply yet.

The bot is simply down. I would say 90% of all bots are down all the time and most of them completely go offline within the first 3 months. There are a lot of reasons for that. like - no revenue - made by beginners with no scalability in mind so it simply cant handle the traffic if a bot gets popular - lose of interest in developing if it doesn't "blow up" soon - every good idea is instantly copied especially if the…