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Equihax 9 years ago

while 'pdf' isn't a full mime type, you seem to forget whom we're dealing with here, not the brightest crayon in the box Equifax.

Yes they may save money doing this, but when you do that follow your driver for your delivery thing they just came out with, It looks like your driver is on crack the travel patterns make no sense. No order. They are all over the place, similar to how Delta does connecting flights.

Looks like its not an issue, Was just reading the warnings a year or so ago specifically relating to FreeNAS and how it would corrupt your data.

I'm one of the founding members of the FreeSWITCH Project, I've literally had people call my cellphone and demand I help them for free, because the software is free, it has free in its name and some how that translates into I must help them. This article is spot on, When you find the good contributors you help them, give them empowerment and you'll get rewards as a project, but every now and then you have that one person come along an just ruin your day over something that makes no sense at all. Bug reports that are incomplete, when you close them as incomplete they get reopened with NO additional details. Pasting logs into word docs and attaching them to the bug, uploading core files as if thats helpful.

I try my best to stay positive, I now think of those people as potential customers to help me make living. It does change your view of things. :)

Amtrak being late wasn't entirely their fault, The railroads that owned the tracks often delayed the passenger service giving preference to their freight service. They got dinged for that not too long ago.

Or you could just use FreeSWITCH, We've had OPUS for a long time, full WebRTC stack, and full Video MCU / Transcoding features. http://www.freeswitch.org

I understand Digiums concerns, but I feel they aren't warranted. There are open source equivelent patches out there to accomplish OPUS in Asterisk without the phone home element.

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I really like these types of examples but to fixate on the fact its 15 lines of code, forgetting about the many thousands of lines of code below it that do the actual work. Don't forget to thank your developers for making an API that can show you how to use the library in 15 lines.