You need to read a little before spouting off there, maverick:
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pbxMobile*CLI> help show dialplan
Usage: show dialplan [exten@][context]
Show dialplan
pbxMobile*CLI>
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Asterisk has a VERY easy interface to grok a VOIP PBX
AMD's chips also have random number generators, but they don't go into too much detail on how they are generated. I'd assume randomly, but that's just a guess.
Although this is a novel idea, it is an engineering disaster. 9v batteries in series/parallel with AA batteries is VERY unsafe. A simple LM317 regulator with 4 9V batteries, 2 in series & 2 in parallel would be a novel external supply.
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You need to read a little before spouting off there, maverick: [code] pbxMobile*CLI> help show dialplan Usage: show dialplan [exten@][context] Show dialplan pbxMobile*CLI> [/code] Asterisk has a VERY easy interface to grok a VOIP PBX
Is this from our pal Steve Gibson? This smells very doom-and-gloom like it came from his campsite.
AMD's chips also have random number generators, but they don't go into too much detail on how they are generated. I'd assume randomly, but that's just a guess.
Although this is a novel idea, it is an engineering disaster. 9v batteries in series/parallel with AA batteries is VERY unsafe. A simple LM317 regulator with 4 9V batteries, 2 in series & 2 in parallel would be a novel external supply.
I have heard horror stories about the reliability of the smaller LaCie drives. A friend of mine is on #3 in less than a year of a 500gb drive.