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{This message is labeled Low Priority, if you want to check your mail client} On Mon, 31 Oct 2005 09:09:53 -0500, Jerry Feldman <gaf at blu.org> wrote: > The cable modem comes with 2 battery slots, but in his case, no > batteries. {LOL, quietly, more like COL -- chuckling} Recently, I swapped a Bunch of Stuff for a binary LED clock (amazing number of interesting patterns) and a nice APC Back-UPS 650 with a good battery. Now that I have a[n] UPS (which could power the phone box), what to do with my phone is once again up in the air -- Verizon's whatever-they-call-it wide-area (CONUS) untimed residential service, or Speakeasy VoIP? Right now, it's POTS -- plain old telephone service, although the CO seemed to ignore pulse dialing that I recently tried (Citizens Bank auto info.) for the heck of it. (No more possibility of careful rattling of the "hook switch" to dial 911...) I still, so far, would recommend Verizon for ADSL. Not an any hurry to abandon Speakeasy, although they are more costly. -- Nicholas Bodley /*|*\ Waltham, Mass. (Not "MA") The curious hermit -- autodidact and polymath Hurricanes are a bad way to learn the first letters of the Greek alphabet. Happiness is a full Quabbin.
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