I love email (2023)(blog.xoria.org)
86 points by surprisetalk | 36 comments
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Show HN: I wrote an email app that accepts only one sender per inbox(clova.email)
97 points by edpin2000 | 75 comments
Landing page for Clova.Email, an email service offering infinite inboxes that lock to a single sender, temporary inboxes, and prefix-based auto-created aliases.
A WebGL game where you deliver messages on a tiny planet(messenger.abeto.co)
1938 points by thecupisblue | 314 comments
Messenger, a browser-based WebGL game in which players deliver messages around a tiny planet; the page was captured on its loading screen.
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