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I guess it's the same, but in the interest of limiting the /. effect a little, here's a couple more:

http://mailinator.net/

http://trashmail.net/

The email address field is not required. Only the fields marked w an asterisk are required. I checked the site, and only a windows client was available to me, but I'm not sure if that's just because it autodetected the operating system.

You linked to mailinator. You can use http://www.mailinator.net/ to receive mail without "sacrificing your privacy". Seems like you didn't realize that though.

so I clicked download, to see if there is a linux version. But I'm not giving them my email address even before I know if there is a linux version. What the hell they think?

it's not free, the price is your privacy.

PS: if anyone ,,sacrificed his privacy'' to check, please tell if there is a linux version.

Quick public email accounts for email validation are free and unaccountable (even moreso if you went through a non-logging proxy first).

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I don't need no valid email adress; I use Mailinator. You can give the spammers anything and check it on the Mailinator site. Everything's public, though, so avoid confidentials.

Try Mailinator.

It works like this: you go register for a site, and you use any mailinator.net email. You then go to mailinator, which has already created the account, and login, without even using a password. This is the fastest mail client I have ever seen, the only downfall is that you can't sendmail.

But then again, why would you with a junk account?

There is a very useful and free service called Malinator where you can give any email out at malinator.net, and then read it no matter what at the Malinator site. You don't even have to sign up for anything.

Malinator

It's not just the fact that Michael Eisner of Disney did not want Disney to distribute the film. Fahrenheit 9/11 won the highest prize, the Palm D'Or, at the recent Cannes competition! It is only the second documentary in history to do so. The film received the longest standing ovation in the history of the Cannes festival!

This story in Fahrenheit 9/11 is relevant to Slashdot because the situation is far worse than Michael Moore says. I put together links to 2 other movies and 35 books that say there is an extremely serious problem: Unprecedented Corruption: A guide to conflict of interest in the U.S. government. Slashdotted? Try:
http://www.hevanet.com/peace/usgovcorruption.htm. Michael Moore is reporting things EVERY Slashdot reader and every person in the world needs to know. It they get their way, you WILL become poorer.

People like the movie because they like the movie! Fahrenheit 9/11 is selling out everywhere. Today in the Sports [!] section of the Kansas City Star is an example. The writer, Jason Whitlock, says:

"Fahrenheit is the most powerful movie I've ever seen. Not even Moore's heavy-handed, pro-Democrat slant could undermine his indictment of Bush's reaction to 9/11. The movie appears to have struck a chord with American moviegoers. I spent all Friday afternoon and evening driving from North Carolina theater to North Carolina theater trying to see the movie. The showings were all sold out. I snagged one of the last tickets to a mid-day Saturday showing."

Judging from the stories, other reactions in the U.S. are even more enthusiastic than this. A theater with 10 screens in Portland, Oregon scheduled 18 showings for today, Sunday, June 27, 2004, in reaction to the movie's popularity on Friday and Saturday.

(Reading the Kansas City Star commentary, 'Fahrenheit' powerful, persuasive, requires free registration. Be wary, the company says it will send you email, so you might give a trash email address, or use a free trash email address at Mailinator.com or DodgeIt.com. Judging from the registration information, if you give a real postal mail address, they may send you unwanted mail, also.)

The movie is breaking all-time theater records all over the United States.

Mailinator is: http://www.mailinator.net/mailinator/Welcome.do

I should probably mention mailinator.net. Its a handy tool for this sort of thing, but I'm to lazy to explain what it does exactly.