May. 20th, 2011

dsrtao: dsr as a LEGO minifig (Default)
Early hackers of the telephone system had a great big system to play with, which was hard to access and hard to manipulate and not all that capable. Not to mention expensive, which lead to a fair amount of theft-of-services.

These days anyone with a Linux box, a hundred dollars or so in extra hardware and a desire to play with complex software can get involved in Asterisk and immediately have access to more features than a major switch from the early 1990s.

It's fun.
dsrtao: dsr as a LEGO minifig (Default)
Early hackers of the telephone system had a great big system to play with, which was hard to access and hard to manipulate and not all that capable. Not to mention expensive, which lead to a fair amount of theft-of-services.

These days anyone with a Linux box, a hundred dollars or so in extra hardware and a desire to play with complex software can get involved in Asterisk and immediately have access to more features than a major switch from the early 1990s.

It's fun.
dsrtao: dsr as a LEGO minifig (Default)
I just identified the tune rolling around in the back of my head while looking at the rapturous silly people.


"With God on our Side", Bob Dylan. Although I think I have Judy Collins singing it.
dsrtao: dsr as a LEGO minifig (Default)
I just identified the tune rolling around in the back of my head while looking at the rapturous silly people.


"With God on our Side", Bob Dylan. Although I think I have Judy Collins singing it.
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