For cheap VoIP providers, I like Ooma even better. The up-front fees for the adapter are a little higher but after that it’s “free” which is to say you just pay the taxes and fees that are applied to any phone service - it depends on your location so you can check their site to see how much it will set you back. I think it’s $6.99/month where I live
Seeing the AI search engine alternative -- highly recommend listening to the NYT The Daily episode from Friday about Bing’s AI integration. I may profile and deep dive it this week.
D and C battery adapters that use AA batteries are available from eneloop by Panasonic. They're great for me because I only need 1 battery charger (AA/AAA), can always use/purchase AA size batteries. And, if in a pinch, any AA batteries can be used whether rechargeable or not.
AI answer engine: Please give it a try to Neeva as well!
https://twitter.com/RamaswmySridhar/status/1618606127222263808?cxt=HHwWgMDUxc3suPYsAAAA
For cheap VoIP providers, I like Ooma even better. The up-front fees for the adapter are a little higher but after that it’s “free” which is to say you just pay the taxes and fees that are applied to any phone service - it depends on your location so you can check their site to see how much it will set you back. I think it’s $6.99/month where I live
Seeing the AI search engine alternative -- highly recommend listening to the NYT The Daily episode from Friday about Bing’s AI integration. I may profile and deep dive it this week.
Stop training the AI, you fools!! DO YOU WANT TO PLAY A GAME?
Have we learned nothing?!?
D and C battery adapters that use AA batteries are available from eneloop by Panasonic. They're great for me because I only need 1 battery charger (AA/AAA), can always use/purchase AA size batteries. And, if in a pinch, any AA batteries can be used whether rechargeable or not.
> While I was at it, I also upgraded my Maglite flashlights to 10 times brighter LED bulbs. Brilliant!
Pun intended?