Oh interesting. I'm curious to see how that goes.
I dump a domain to Gmail for the same reason. Things get mixed up, but I've always blamed the problems on myself and Chrome.
For some reason Chrome *really* loves weavegotmaille@mydomain. At least it isn't leaking my quiet address that way!
I dump a domain to Gmail for the same reason. Things get mixed up, but I've always blamed the problems on myself and Chrome.
For some reason Chrome *really* loves weavegotmaille@mydomain. At least it isn't leaking my quiet address that way!
September 3, 2024 at 9:37 PM
Oh interesting. I'm curious to see how that goes.
I dump a domain to Gmail for the same reason. Things get mixed up, but I've always blamed the problems on myself and Chrome.
For some reason Chrome *really* loves weavegotmaille@mydomain. At least it isn't leaking my quiet address that way!
I dump a domain to Gmail for the same reason. Things get mixed up, but I've always blamed the problems on myself and Chrome.
For some reason Chrome *really* loves weavegotmaille@mydomain. At least it isn't leaking my quiet address that way!
Gut check security question:
I own MyDomain(.)com
Users login to MyDomain via MyAuthDomain(.)com
Whoops, dozens of subdomains on MyAuthDomain(.)com were created by attackers w/ ill-intent
MyDomain(.)com allows ANY code from MyAuthDomain to fire via CSP policies
Am I pwned?
I own MyDomain(.)com
Users login to MyDomain via MyAuthDomain(.)com
Whoops, dozens of subdomains on MyAuthDomain(.)com were created by attackers w/ ill-intent
MyDomain(.)com allows ANY code from MyAuthDomain to fire via CSP policies
Am I pwned?
November 14, 2024 at 4:07 AM
Gut check security question:
I own MyDomain(.)com
Users login to MyDomain via MyAuthDomain(.)com
Whoops, dozens of subdomains on MyAuthDomain(.)com were created by attackers w/ ill-intent
MyDomain(.)com allows ANY code from MyAuthDomain to fire via CSP policies
Am I pwned?
I own MyDomain(.)com
Users login to MyDomain via MyAuthDomain(.)com
Whoops, dozens of subdomains on MyAuthDomain(.)com were created by attackers w/ ill-intent
MyDomain(.)com allows ANY code from MyAuthDomain to fire via CSP policies
Am I pwned?
if you have other than the "under construction" provider's website for "mydomain dot tld", bitbucket the "me dot" subdomain
you have a website, so you do have a firewall don't you
or redirect to your bsky profile
you have a website, so you do have a firewall don't you
or redirect to your bsky profile
July 10, 2023 at 8:16 AM
if you have other than the "under construction" provider's website for "mydomain dot tld", bitbucket the "me dot" subdomain
you have a website, so you do have a firewall don't you
or redirect to your bsky profile
you have a website, so you do have a firewall don't you
or redirect to your bsky profile
My email is raven@<mydomain>
My favorite "misplaced email" was fan mail meant for Raven-Symoné of the TV show _That's So Raven_.
My favorite "misplaced email" was fan mail meant for Raven-Symoné of the TV show _That's So Raven_.
August 4, 2025 at 7:58 PM
My email is raven@<mydomain>
My favorite "misplaced email" was fan mail meant for Raven-Symoné of the TV show _That's So Raven_.
My favorite "misplaced email" was fan mail meant for Raven-Symoné of the TV show _That's So Raven_.
July 23, 2025 at 4:19 PM
Also thinking about own mastdn instance like social[dot]{mydomain} using Workers even I already owned account at https://t.co/BOBfhwcAiF
January 19, 2025 at 3:46 PM
Also thinking about own mastdn instance like social[dot]{mydomain} using Workers even I already owned account at https://t.co/BOBfhwcAiF
I use @proton.me. Works really well. I have a wildcard domain so all the whatever@mydomain get sent to my one inbox.
If you’re concerned about transition, set your new Proton (or w/e) email as a forwarding address in Gmail and make sure that your Gmail outgoing emails have a Reply-To w/ new email.
If you’re concerned about transition, set your new Proton (or w/e) email as a forwarding address in Gmail and make sure that your Gmail outgoing emails have a Reply-To w/ new email.
December 30, 2024 at 5:50 AM
I use @proton.me. Works really well. I have a wildcard domain so all the whatever@mydomain get sent to my one inbox.
If you’re concerned about transition, set your new Proton (or w/e) email as a forwarding address in Gmail and make sure that your Gmail outgoing emails have a Reply-To w/ new email.
If you’re concerned about transition, set your new Proton (or w/e) email as a forwarding address in Gmail and make sure that your Gmail outgoing emails have a Reply-To w/ new email.
I do not want to redirect NGINX Here is where I am at using firefox as browser: http://luckyduckywebcrawler.mydomain.com → “The page isn’t redirecting properly” https://mydomain.com -->“The page isn’t redirecting properly” http://mydomain....
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May 18, 2025 at 2:22 PM
#ServiceTweet ("tweet" ist ja jetzt gemeinfrei, oder?)
Ihr könnt euren "@NAME.bsky.social" durch "@MYDOMAIN" ersetzen, wenn ihr eine Domain besitzt.
Beispiel: Mario Sixtus hat seinen Handle auf @sixtus.net geändert.
Lohnen würde es sich z.B. für @realkachelmann.bsky.social
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Ihr könnt euren "@NAME.bsky.social" durch "@MYDOMAIN" ersetzen, wenn ihr eine Domain besitzt.
Beispiel: Mario Sixtus hat seinen Handle auf @sixtus.net geändert.
Lohnen würde es sich z.B. für @realkachelmann.bsky.social
>>
September 4, 2023 at 8:57 AM
#ServiceTweet ("tweet" ist ja jetzt gemeinfrei, oder?)
Ihr könnt euren "@NAME.bsky.social" durch "@MYDOMAIN" ersetzen, wenn ihr eine Domain besitzt.
Beispiel: Mario Sixtus hat seinen Handle auf @sixtus.net geändert.
Lohnen würde es sich z.B. für @realkachelmann.bsky.social
>>
Ihr könnt euren "@NAME.bsky.social" durch "@MYDOMAIN" ersetzen, wenn ihr eine Domain besitzt.
Beispiel: Mario Sixtus hat seinen Handle auf @sixtus.net geändert.
Lohnen würde es sich z.B. für @realkachelmann.bsky.social
>>
I own my own domain, so when a company asks me for my email address, I tell them it's <their name>@<mydomain>.com. I got unsolicited emails at moonpig@<mydomain>.com. When I told Moonpig their database may have been hacked, they shamefacedly admitted the spam was from another one of their companies.
June 23, 2025 at 9:59 PM
I own my own domain, so when a company asks me for my email address, I tell them it's <their name>@<mydomain>.com. I got unsolicited emails at moonpig@<mydomain>.com. When I told Moonpig their database may have been hacked, they shamefacedly admitted the spam was from another one of their companies.
register a domain, bsky are doing a deal with namecheap
i use cloudflare's free tier for a bunch of people i support and it's falling off a log stuff there
add a CNAME record for
me dot mydomain dot tld
add a TXT record that bsky will give you
that's it
i use cloudflare's free tier for a bunch of people i support and it's falling off a log stuff there
add a CNAME record for
me dot mydomain dot tld
add a TXT record that bsky will give you
that's it
July 10, 2023 at 8:12 AM
register a domain, bsky are doing a deal with namecheap
i use cloudflare's free tier for a bunch of people i support and it's falling off a log stuff there
add a CNAME record for
me dot mydomain dot tld
add a TXT record that bsky will give you
that's it
i use cloudflare's free tier for a bunch of people i support and it's falling off a log stuff there
add a CNAME record for
me dot mydomain dot tld
add a TXT record that bsky will give you
that's it
The best thing about having my own internet domain is seeing all the email coming from "admin@<mydomain>.com" telling me that my account is being suspended.
April 17, 2025 at 6:55 PM
The best thing about having my own internet domain is seeing all the email coming from "admin@<mydomain>.com" telling me that my account is being suspended.
* Some email providers, like Gmail, allow the use of + notation (user+anothertag), but spammers have learned to remove that and it exposes the "real" user part--left of the @ sign--to everyone. The method I use is formatted like: somecompany @ hello . mydomain . org
December 15, 2024 at 6:41 PM
* Some email providers, like Gmail, allow the use of + notation (user+anothertag), but spammers have learned to remove that and it exposes the "real" user part--left of the @ sign--to everyone. The method I use is formatted like: somecompany @ hello . mydomain . org
I should probably make a second address that's just "spam@mydomain". Might be awkward to give that out but in my experience nobody who has to ask that question is paid enough to care
February 2, 2025 at 9:08 PM
I should probably make a second address that's just "spam@mydomain". Might be awkward to give that out but in my experience nobody who has to ask that question is paid enough to care
Yeah, it was that exact kind of process. I absolutely love it because I use a kind of unique scheme where I always use companyNameorUrl@mydomain then collect those all into one account. So I always know who is spamming or selling my info
February 26, 2024 at 8:53 PM
Yeah, it was that exact kind of process. I absolutely love it because I use a kind of unique scheme where I always use companyNameorUrl@mydomain then collect those all into one account. So I always know who is spamming or selling my info
Can we please just establish that EVERY website that has accounts should have a /login that takes you to the login page? Pretty please? #webdevelopment
November 10, 2024 at 11:18 AM
Can we please just establish that EVERY website that has accounts should have a /login that takes you to the login page? Pretty please? #webdevelopment
Alright - so, seems like having auth[dot]mydomain is fine, but trying to use that as a proxy-pass with Authentik leads to a loop.
It's fine if I use the Authentik IP, but trying to use the domain and it throws 500 (likely due to a loop).
There's gotta be a way to make it work.
It's fine if I use the Authentik IP, but trying to use the domain and it throws 500 (likely due to a loop).
There's gotta be a way to make it work.
December 20, 2024 at 12:09 AM
Alright - so, seems like having auth[dot]mydomain is fine, but trying to use that as a proxy-pass with Authentik leads to a loop.
It's fine if I use the Authentik IP, but trying to use the domain and it throws 500 (likely due to a loop).
There's gotta be a way to make it work.
It's fine if I use the Authentik IP, but trying to use the domain and it throws 500 (likely due to a loop).
There's gotta be a way to make it work.
(disc: those are UUIDs for the pedantic)
you can't upload
me@mydomain,45,male,owes_big_tax,etc
cos it's not use - FB already has MORE data than that on you.
Would it be different if it was an ad saying "you are due a refund, go to MyIR to get it before 1 April!" (sounds scammy, tho)
you can't upload
me@mydomain,45,male,owes_big_tax,etc
cos it's not use - FB already has MORE data than that on you.
Would it be different if it was an ad saying "you are due a refund, go to MyIR to get it before 1 April!" (sounds scammy, tho)
September 9, 2024 at 3:57 AM
(disc: those are UUIDs for the pedantic)
you can't upload
me@mydomain,45,male,owes_big_tax,etc
cos it's not use - FB already has MORE data than that on you.
Would it be different if it was an ad saying "you are due a refund, go to MyIR to get it before 1 April!" (sounds scammy, tho)
you can't upload
me@mydomain,45,male,owes_big_tax,etc
cos it's not use - FB already has MORE data than that on you.
Would it be different if it was an ad saying "you are due a refund, go to MyIR to get it before 1 April!" (sounds scammy, tho)
so, for example, if your email was [email protected], you’d have no reason to expect that [email protected] is also yours. similarly, @adampknav.bsky.social handle is currently untaken, and (i think?...) in theory someone could register it
February 16, 2024 at 2:40 AM
so, for example, if your email was [email protected], you’d have no reason to expect that [email protected] is also yours. similarly, @adampknav.bsky.social handle is currently untaken, and (i think?...) in theory someone could register it
11 THE BIG ONE: CUSTOM HANDLES
Would you like your own personal handle like: myname@mydomain?
Follow this tutorial, the ATproto protocol allows you to host your own content. It’s also a way to verify your account. Companies/media media will start using this too:
bsky.social/about/blog/4...
Would you like your own personal handle like: myname@mydomain?
Follow this tutorial, the ATproto protocol allows you to host your own content. It’s also a way to verify your account. Companies/media media will start using this too:
bsky.social/about/blog/4...
How to set your domain as your handle - Bluesky
Using a domain as your handle helps with account identity, verification, and portability. Here's how to set your domain as your handle.
bsky.social
November 15, 2024 at 7:42 PM
11 THE BIG ONE: CUSTOM HANDLES
Would you like your own personal handle like: myname@mydomain?
Follow this tutorial, the ATproto protocol allows you to host your own content. It’s also a way to verify your account. Companies/media media will start using this too:
bsky.social/about/blog/4...
Would you like your own personal handle like: myname@mydomain?
Follow this tutorial, the ATproto protocol allows you to host your own content. It’s also a way to verify your account. Companies/media media will start using this too:
bsky.social/about/blog/4...
They should.
As someone who has been running websites since 1998 (WHERE HAS THE TIME GONE, MAX?!), setting up the handle @ mydomain isn't an issue for me. I know all the terminology and how tos.
Most people don't.
I just think there's an *easier way* than they are choosing to go with.
As someone who has been running websites since 1998 (WHERE HAS THE TIME GONE, MAX?!), setting up the handle @ mydomain isn't an issue for me. I know all the terminology and how tos.
Most people don't.
I just think there's an *easier way* than they are choosing to go with.
December 3, 2024 at 6:34 AM
They should.
As someone who has been running websites since 1998 (WHERE HAS THE TIME GONE, MAX?!), setting up the handle @ mydomain isn't an issue for me. I know all the terminology and how tos.
Most people don't.
I just think there's an *easier way* than they are choosing to go with.
As someone who has been running websites since 1998 (WHERE HAS THE TIME GONE, MAX?!), setting up the handle @ mydomain isn't an issue for me. I know all the terminology and how tos.
Most people don't.
I just think there's an *easier way* than they are choosing to go with.
Any rec's for DNS hoster that lets u manage all your DNS rec's Inc. SRV? Using MyDomain and have to create slow support tic for some recs
November 17, 2024 at 9:09 PM
Any rec's for DNS hoster that lets u manage all your DNS rec's Inc. SRV? Using MyDomain and have to create slow support tic for some recs