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they turned off our neighborhood cable again. Fiber connection to neighborhood head.
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where should I send this recording?
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Let me know who wants the recording
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recorder going off.
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I'm still recording
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it's my personal pbx
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Squawkbox never lasts this long. I'm going to have to turn off my recorder.
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must sign off at the top of the hour. thanks, everyone.
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but it's ok for yourself, or your family
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Be aware that in some countries (UK) it's illegal to offer access to a GSM gateway to customer unless you are a carrier
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very nice. I'd like to be able to report a street light out or broken fire hydrant over cell, but I can't
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here
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i'm from italy. it works
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the trouble is that cell carriers often don't support local 211, 311, 511 services for local/state governments
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cool. i didn't think at this solution. i don't have pots line and no 112. go immediately to program my pbx
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and my cell carrier has my home office address registered to that SIM
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provided by way of a SIP-GSM gateway giving my PBX a cellular trunk
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I have not POTS lines, yet I have 911
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anon and attributed
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Voting would be a good feature
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nor do i think they look at plats
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a few but they do not map to the emergency services network
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Isn't there a geo-location DB for WiFi router MAC addresses?
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yes - 911 in N America
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Isn't the overarching problem that we (telcos in particular) haven't separated the service from the transport (utility) network.
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911
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So - does that mean that if you only support outbound calling (not inbound calling) - then you do not have to provide emergency calling
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FCC definition says <br/>""An interconnected Voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) service is a service<br/>that: (1) enables real-time, two-way voice communications; (2) requires a<br/>broadband connection from the user's location; (3) requires Internet<br/>protocol-compatible customer premises equipment (CPE); and (4) permits users<br/>generally to receive calls that originate on the public switched telephone<br/>network and to terminate calls to the public switched telephone network."
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Why did they decide to refuse to support emergency calling? Is this decision solely based on technical crirea - or is there something more to this?
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Verizon is a master of the "we're opening up our network" PR releas
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Can you hear me now?
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Tnx Phil
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jkohlen@gmail.com
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accessing via iSkoot on Blkbry and iPhone browser.
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Anyone got links?
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morning
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to a WAV file on a Polycom IP650
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I can also record at my location
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a tape? :-)
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Don't you think it's a bit unfair to conflate the TOM Skype story with the story of encryption and "back doors"?
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Good morning...
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Good afternoon
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good afternoon
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China and the JV's skimming IM data and storing it insecurely.
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The US and Canadian elections and who'd be better for Skypers
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To talk about...
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