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𝚝𝚛𝚔 @ trk @aussie.zone
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  • Heres an idea... I made it in PHP and bash, cause I'm terrible at programming. But it works well and would be a neat school project I reckon.

    Our VOIP provider provides webhooks. I have one setup so when someone rings, the webhook calls a script on my web server that looks up a phone book and then uses a Discord webhook to push what is essentially a more advanced caller ID to a private discord channel - their number, their name, company they represent, and some notes like "has a son Chris who plays football, married to Jill" or whatever.

    The "phonebook" lookup first tries a remote shared phonebook (which is given in a Yealink format), and after parsing that data it saves a copy of that remote phonebook before moving on to the rest of the script. If it cant call the remote phonebook for whatever reason, it falls back on using the last saved copy locally.

    The benefit of all this is that on my desktop I always know who's calling and a bit of a blurb about them before I pick up the phone, and if I'm out of the office I know who's trying to ring. Since I have VOIP on my phone as an extension I can technically have someone transfer the office to my mobile too so having the discord notification is handy when a transfer appears.

    The members of the private discord channel determines who sees the notifications, and having a single phonebook to update for everyone in the office means it's always (... usually) kept up to date.

  • Yeah but I might be .05% native american and then I can get a cool eagle tattoo

  • If its not, then why is it so popular there?

    Everyone's so keen to be 12% Irish so they can claim they enjoy beer because of their proud Irish heritage, or have 0.5% native american so they can claim a tribe and get tattoos that are deeply spiritual (now), or that 8% Italian which explains why they love pizza. For a country that's so publicly proud - what with the flags and all - everyone's certainly keen to find any excuse to pretend to be from somewhere else.

    I know literally one Australian who's done it, and they only did it after living in the US for a couple of years.

  • One of my family members moved to the US and did it. Really pissed me off that they'd do that but I guess it's the thing to do there?? They've since moved back to AU but got to leave a little bit of themselves (and by genetics, me) behind to be sold to the highest bidder <3

    Thanks heaps for that.

  • CB radios often had a "PA" switch that sent your microphone audio to a loudspeaker under the hood

    We used to roll those back in the day. A friend gave my very drunk self a lift home one evening and I used it to give commentary to a group of revellers on the side of the road... who threw a beer bottle at us, and then chased the car which luckily didn't get stopped at the traffic light nearby.

    Good times.

  • Trump

    Guns

    Trump supporters with guns

  • Crashplan, currently around 4TB and several million files being backed up without issue.

    Recently swapped from bare metal to docker without issue.

  • I deliberately avoided IT as a career because I didn't want my hobby to be ruined by making it work.

    Unfortunately now I'm so buggered after working my normal job that I lack the energy (and time) to code much anyway. And I earn less, probably.

    Think I might have played myself.

  • But yet the normie doesn’t want to punish success 🤡

    Always reminds me of this scene from Futurama

  • "Shorts" and "Games" are like herpes. No matter how many times you try to get rid of them, they just keep appearing.

    I do not want short form video, nor do I want to participate in "gaming" that is just poker machines reskinned as a "game" to take your money.

    The "not interested" button, it does nothing!

  • In Australia, they are also called guide dogs, for the same reason. And for the same other reason too.

    Exactly the same, in fact, since our Guide Dogs was started by a bloke from the OG English crew back in the 50s. Not sure what blind people did before that, just kinda wandered around and hit things with sticks I guess.

  • That reminds me of something, but goat se buggered if I can remember what it is.

  • On the one hand I'm against the death penalty, but on the other hand I'm sick of Australians going to Bali and being dickheads.

  • zzz.... so desperate to make it a racist comment.

  • Or the fact people from Two Rivers are often identified by their physical look and way they speak, but the TV series starts out with every person from their tiny isolated village being ethnically diverse.

  • I want an unpopular advice - where to you legally get these shows as seamlessly as torrenting?

    You can't, that's why I pirate it all.

  • I hated it from the first episode.

    They had amazing material to work with, all they had to do was adapt it to TV.

    A group of amateurs made an awesome Wheel Of Time episode with a budget of about $5 and an afternoon of shooting. Amazon should have just given them the money to do it.

  • Bro you gotta pick your moment to do epic le reddit headline misunderstandings

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