SVTyler

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Broadband Coverage Map of the United States(geoisp.com)
4 points by SVTyler 11y ago|1 comments
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Why Agile/Scrum non-software projects usually fail(medium.com)
2 points by SVTyler 11y ago|0 comments
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Pitfalls on the road from traditional project management to Agile/Scrum(vincedasta.com)
4 points by SVTyler 11y ago|4 comments
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VoIP Security Strategy(vincedasta.com)
4 points by SVTyler 11y ago|0 comments
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Intro to Basic SIP Architecture(vincedasta.com)
5 points by SVTyler 11y ago|0 comments
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Guide to Bad Data(vincedasta.com)
2 points by SVTyler 11y ago|0 comments
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Hack MailChimp API with SMS Subscriptions Powered by Plivo(plivo.com)
2 points by SVTyler 13y ago|0 comments
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Enabling SMS subscriptions to your MailChimp list using Plivo(vincedasta.com)
2 points by SVTyler 13y ago|1 comments
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by SVTyler 13y ago
No, we don't recycle numbers. But just because we don't recycle our numbers doesn't guarantee that you will get a "clean" number from our service or any other carrier. Numbers, like IP addresses are a finite resource and they do get reissue
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by SVTyler 13y ago
NumberProxy and Burner both offer similar services. The main differences are Burner is a native iOS/Android app so your disposable number is tied to your cellphone. NumberProxy is a web based application so you can use any phone, or no ph
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by SVTyler 13y ago
Right now we only have support for US and Canadian numbers, but you can call and receive calls world wide. We have been working on support for non-US phone numbers, what country specifically would you like to see?
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by SVTyler 13y ago
Many users want to know if using NumberProxy allows you to use your phone anonymously, and the answer is no. NumberProxy was created to provide user-to-user privacy, meaning that if you call or text someone your primary number is not visibl
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Now you can give out your phone number without giving up your privacy.(numberproxy.com)
17 points by SVTyler 13y ago|15 comments