HugoHobling

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   by HugoHobling 7y ago

   I have a mobile phone, and don't want to use the carrier's voicemail. I use Asterisk instead, and also use Speech Recognition to get an email transcript of voicemails.
2. 32.▲
   by HugoHobling 7y ago

   I ported the legacy number to another SIP provider. Twilio is still cheap ($1 a month or so per DID, plus $0.004 per minute), but other providers are less than half that. For that price difference, I had no reason to choose another provider
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   by HugoHobling 7y ago

   I know it's overkill, but this is my current setup for my phone numbers. I treat phone numbers the same way I do my email address: I use different numbers for different purposes. 1. I have a "clean" phone number I only share
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   Verified by Twilio(twilio.com)

   291 points by HugoHobling 7y ago|239 comments
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   Phone companies, attorneys general announce broad campaign to fight robocalls(washingtonpost.com)

   5 points by HugoHobling 7y ago|1 comments
6. 36.▲
   by HugoHobling 7y ago

   I've heard the same thing with the instructions saying "Continue past Starbucks" or something similar. This was a few months ago.
7. 37.▲
   by HugoHobling 13y ago

   Section (3) is particularly interesting. A communication identified as a domestic communication will be promptly destroyed upon recognition unless the Director of the NSA specifically determines, in writing, that (3) the communication is