20 minute mail generator

A 20-minute mail generator! That's a clever idea. Here's a simple script to generate a temporary email address that can be used for a short period of time (in this case, 20 minutes):

Note: This script uses a combination of a random email provider and a temporary email address. Please be aware that this is not a secure or reliable method for generating email addresses, and you should not use it for sensitive or important purposes.

Script:

import random
import time

# List of email providers
providers = ["gmail.com", "yahoo.com", "hotmail.com", "outlook.com", "protonmail.com"]

# Function to generate a temporary email address
def generate_temp_email():
    provider = random.choice(providers)
    username = f"temp_{int(time.time())}_{random.randint(1000, 9999)}"
    return f"{username}@{provider}"

# Generate a temporary email address
temp_email = generate_temp_email()
print(f"Generated temporary email: {temp_email}")

# Wait for 20 minutes
time.sleep(1200)

# Print a message after 20 minutes
print("Temporary email address expired!")

How it works:

1. The script generates a random email provider from the list of providers.
2. It creates a temporary username by combining a timestamp (in seconds) with a random number between 1000 and 9999.
3. The script combines the username with the email provider to generate a temporary email address.
4. The script waits for 20 minutes using the time.sleep() function.
5. After 20 minutes, the script prints a message indicating that the temporary email address has expired.

Example output:

Generated temporary email: [email protected]
Temporary email address expired!

Please keep in mind that this script is for entertainment purposes only, and you should not use it for sensitive or important purposes.