[ale] facebook hacked?

[Lightner, Jeff]

I have a land line specifically for emergencies. 

If you pay attention you find out the first thing to go in disaster
situations is cell phones.  This is first due to the fact that it is
shared access so everyone trying to access it at the same time just
can't.  Also, using internet connected phones sounds like a good backup
until the power goes out for days on end (which has happened in Atlanta
due to ice storms).

Not saying I don't use mobile at home 99% of the time (Long Distance is
free for one thing) but I keep the land line "just in case".   Also
having a mobile and a land line is good when I'm on call and juggling
multiple call outs to other resources.

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From: ale-bounces at ale.org [mailto:ale-bounces at ale.org] On Behalf Of
Jerald Sheets
Sent: Saturday, December 18, 2010 12:05 PM
To: Atlanta Linux Enthusiasts
Subject: Re: [ale] facebook hacked?

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Here's my point:


On Dec 18, 2010, at 11:58 AM, Tom Freeman wrote:

>  I have an answering machine on the phone, and
> my friends know that. Otherwise, drop by the house, bang on the door,
and
> we can just plain gossip.

You actually have a phone.  I haven't had a land line in three years,
much less an answering machine.  I know some people who are going on a
decade or more without a land-line, and are only wireless.  This is not
the majority, but it is the trend.  Much in that vein all these other
comms methods will ultimately replace what we've all been comfortable
with for ages.  It's a greater than 60% chance (IMO) that it will be an
online-delivery communications method.
> 
> Just as there are a few worthwhile movies being produced, there are a
> few worthwhile movies dating back to the era of the silents. I rather
> doubt that the percentage of production has changed much either, but I
> have never attempted to find that out for sure.

I bought the dual-disk version of "The Day the Earth Stood Still" and
the kids like the 50's edition better than the new one.


#!/jerald
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