My picture number of the day…
Cross face!
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I don’t get it ? been looking at that silly piccy for days but I still don’t get it!
There’s nothing to get really. Sesamy Street just cracks me up, particularly “the count” and the idea of us having a “number of the day” thread…
This is why I haven’t been on here much recent…
This week the first VOIP server I built in 2008 suddenly gives up the ghost (probably PSU failure but its near impossible to get spares for kit that old)
I’d planned to deploy a replacement some months ago but had to push that forward (as the whole office goes from 10 VOIP extensions to having to use one analogue phone set in a back room, there isn’t even any mobile signal inside the building!)
This is the new server
took a lot more effort to get to this stage (where the analogue lines are being controlled by the correct drivers) as well as the various VOIP circuits being available [our setup needs both] but at least the OSLEC echo canceller is now bundled as part of the distro. Was really glad to have it starting to handle local on site calls by the end of the afternoon and complete the rest of the setup before midnlight..
I’m not sure I approve of your hardware maintenance skills there GL. That’s quite a lot of dust on that server! Still all joking aside great work on getting that all back together. Reads like a challenge.
[quote quote=1056533]This is why I haven’t been on here much recent…
This week the first VOIP server I built in 2008 suddenly gives up the ghost (probably PSU failure but its near impossible to get spares for kit that old)
I’d planned to deploy a replacement some months ago but had to push that forward (as the whole office goes from 10 VOIP extensions to having to use one analogue phone set in a back room, there isn’t even any mobile signal inside the building!)
This is the new server
took a lot more effort to get to this stage (where the analogue lines are being controlled by the correct drivers) as well as the various VOIP circuits being available [our setup needs both] but at least the OSLEC echo canceller is now bundled as part of the distro. Was really glad to have it starting to handle local on site calls by the end of the afternoon and complete the rest of the setup before midnlight..
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Party VIBE SPECIAL NEWS : where is GL??? After escasping CIA, nobody knows where he is hidden…. People who wants stay anonymous shouldn’t use their 24Mp Gopro cam to take pictures…. The Komissar has found out by zooming these finger prints that under GL PSEUDO was hidden USA Public N°1 Edward Snowden.
CIA THINKS HE IS HIDDEN BY ILIESSE, Somewhere in the cheese mountains of switzerland eating a cheese fondue….!!!???
I wouldn’t mind working on tech in CH as you have really decent telecoms kit there, although I expect I’d be dealing with ISDN rather than analogue phones. And I’m sure the Bier is good as well.
I’d have to go easy on the fondue as being of Asian ancestry too much of it is harsh on the stomach (Achtung! Durchfallgefahr!)
IBM still have a copy of the original press release on their website (they kept making the things until 1969 unlike today when hardware becomes obsolete barely a a few years after it is released..)
http://www-03.ibm.com/ibm/history/exhibits/storage/storage_350.html
[quote quote=1058546]IBM still have a copy of the original press release on their website (they kept making the things until 1969 unlike today when hardware becomes obsolete barely a a few years after it is released..)
http://www-03.ibm.com/ibm/history/exhibits/storage/storage_350.html
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how many years until a computer becomes the label colection piece?
someone gaved me beginning 2000 the first IBM Laptop, certainly 1988 made
Many computers from 1980s and 1990s are already collectors items, epecially in German speaking countries as well as DK NO, SE, FI, NL and some areas of UK (restoring them is a popular hobby project especially around winter)
Someone in Denmark was using an early IBM laptop as recently as the mid 2000s (they may well still have it)
Another is in a museum in Sweden
http://www.datasalen.se/Utstallning/Data/IBM/ibmps2l40sxeng.htm
I didn’t realise this portable computer was designed in Scotland! (IBM still have an admin office in Greenock, not sure if they still make anything there any more)
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