mobilemonkey

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   by mobilemonkey 15y ago

   bmw.de. It's a URL that typically people from the US don't hit, so it is a good check of DNS and connectivity.
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   by mobilemonkey 15y ago

   Have had mine for just over 3 months, no problems whatsoever.
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   by mobilemonkey 16y ago

   Given the number of times people mentioned BBQ and smell in the announcement a few minutes ago, I think you had two strikes against you. buuuurrnnnnn
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   by mobilemonkey 16y ago

   OP resident here too. Given the recent Google Voice integration with Sprint, and investment in Clearwire, I'm sure the proximity of Sprint doesn't hurt.
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   by mobilemonkey 16y ago

   Hi from Sprint - it works great for me, I've been testing for a couple of weeks. This is actual back-end call routing as opposed to VOIPing the call through the app on the phone. http://bit.ly/sprintgooglevoice
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   by mobilemonkey 16y ago

   yep, that's my understanding. If you actually sign up for GV as your Sprint number, it acts just like your Sprint number. No forwarding involved. Also, you get to keep your GV number for..I believe 6 months is the plan. It behaves the same
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   by mobilemonkey 16y ago

   Sprint landing page - www.sprint.com/googlevoice
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   by mobilemonkey 16y ago

   I worked on the Sprint side of this a bit, had the same question early on and the answer I got was that it didn't change minutes of usage calculations...so...nNo change to how numbers behave from a billing perspective. If you're calling a m
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   by mobilemonkey 16y ago

   Thanks for the great explanation, too, btw.
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    by mobilemonkey 16y ago

    Yeah I'm absolutely implying something by my comment. I understand the time:value relationship and can expect some degree of RCA to go away if rebooting a server solves a problem for X amount of time, where X is less than a few days. But if
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    by mobilemonkey 16y ago

    Hmm, nope. Solaris of some flavor I think.
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    by mobilemonkey 16y ago

    I'm not going to pretend I know what Mach is, but around here, (big company that you're familiar with), rebooting/bouncing the servers is pretty much how issues are dealt with. "Response times outside of SLA: bounced the server." "Database