On Tue, 20 Oct 2020 11:52:09 -0400 "Greg Reagle" <[email protected]> wrote:
Dear Greg, > Howdy y'all. Inpsired by tmpmail [1], I have written tec: temporary > email commands [2]. The purpose is to create a temporary email > account and then have access to its messages, using a simple, fast, > low RAM, command line set of programs. I am pondering, but on the > fence, whether to combine the three commands into one. Please check > it out and let me know what you think. this is really cool! I can imagine that to be part of some shadow-USB-stick you might use when you have completely dived under, go into an internet-café, plug it in, boot from the encrypted medium and send anonymous files to someone using a temporary e-mail-address. Really nice! I would put it into one command, though. Yeah I know, the Unix-principle says otherwise, but in this case, I like the name "tec" and you could design it comparably to how the git-command is made with argv[1]-subcommands, while "tec" itself gives you a list of options, which is especially welcome for tools which you might not use that often. In my opinion, tec is definitely a tool you wouldn't use too often interactively. With best regards Laslo
