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any one else notice Obama's new set?
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holdmusic34
Vendor
I think it's cool. Thanks for sharing.
He could turn it into a nuclear phone by adding the red faceplate.
Add the launch codes as one touch key short codes with the targets against the label and launch thermonuclear war from the comfort of his desk.
DSS key 4: Operation Midnight Sun
DSS key 5: Operation Fungus Cumulus
DSS key 6: Damascus
DSS key 7: Birmingham
Some songs are very, very long. This one isn't.
He could turn it into a nuclear phone by adding the red faceplate.
Add the launch codes as one touch key short codes with the targets against the label and launch thermonuclear war from the comfort of his desk.
DSS key 4: Operation Midnight Sun
DSS key 5: Operation Fungus Cumulus
DSS key 6: Damascus
DSS key 7: Birmingham
Some songs are very, very long. This one isn't.
telecomgear
Technical User
His new set is like the old set, wimpy.
----- "Always be yourself. Unless you can be Batman, always be Batman"-------
----- "Always be yourself. Unless you can be Batman, always be Batman"-------
If you can imagine the security, bureaucracy and silo-egoism around the White House and Presidential comms you can probably guess the permanent nightmare. Seems like Obama's real legacy to his country might be a small step forward from the 60's (see
That said, I bet it's still bogged down in a "Yes, you have to have a Cisco phone on the desk, and an Avaya phone, and the real phone has to be hidden when you're being photographed, and...".
Naturally, Hillary "I'll use any old email I like" Clinton will just fit in, and Trump oozes patient understanding of security requirements and protocols and doing as he's asked. God bless and good luck America.
Stuck in a never ending cycle of file copying.
That said, I bet it's still bogged down in a "Yes, you have to have a Cisco phone on the desk, and an Avaya phone, and the real phone has to be hidden when you're being photographed, and...".
Naturally, Hillary "I'll use any old email I like" Clinton will just fit in, and Trump oozes patient understanding of security requirements and protocols and doing as he's asked. God bless and good luck America.
Stuck in a never ending cycle of file copying.
intrigrant
Systems Engineer
You van use both on any SIP telephony system so the phone does not matter, it is thy system behind it and the person in front of it who matters.
Look at Poetin, he does not have an commercial interest in any brand so his phone looks like shit but it seems to work too.
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Look at Poetin, he does not have an commercial interest in any brand so his phone looks like shit but it seems to work too.
holdmusic34
Vendor
They use mechanical switching equipment and launch equipment to be able to respond in the event of an EMP from a first strike.
So that rotary dial phone is probably the nuclear phone.
Some songs are very, very long. This one isn't.
So that rotary dial phone is probably the nuclear phone.
Some songs are very, very long. This one isn't.
intrigrant
Systems Engineer
Over here there is a country wide network for telecom which is solely manual operated as they did before any automation was introduced, no A/D-D/A conversions, just a few operators connection the decision makers and with a manual ring generator. They call it a "National Emergency Network" even when all power fails it will still operate.
So, what's the wooden box with the red button on it for?
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New England Communications
holdmusic34
Vendor
It holds his durries. The red button releases the gimp.
Some songs are very, very long. This one isn't.
Some songs are very, very long. This one isn't.
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