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Since I'm clueless on the subject, can I ask how you determined that information and what resource I could use to become better informed?

_Thank you!_

Look on eBay; there are a lot of SE's available for a good price. It's a great time to buy one and save it for when you need it. At some point the supply will get low enough that the price for a new one will noticeably increase, but we aren't at that point yet.

The creator of that repo commented in this thread as well. Pretty neat.

Great examples and I had never thought to consider the origin, or even relatedness, of the N11 numbers. Thank you for the reference!

You are correct, I should have said handset. I'm not sure if this is common, but with the involvement of cellphones in the house my family began referring to any handset in the house as "the landline."

Example: "Can you grab the landline in the kitchen, I'm on the cell."

It is entirely possible that I was wrong about numbers containing 911 redirecting. This incident was over a decade ago, and I was just recalling what I researched as a cause back when it had happened. I would be willing to bet there are people on this forum much more versed in telecom that will be able to set the record straight.

You are correct that I did not lay an entirely separate line. There was simply just a pre-existing RJ11 socket hiding behind my bed.

You're exactly correct. There was a hidden RJ11 socket behind my bed that I plugged a previously-forgotten phone into. There was only one line shared throughout the house, which occasionally caused some problems with my _master plan_.

There was an existing RJ11 socket in the wall behind my bed. Sadly, nothing more exciting.

It's totally possible it was a hiccup. I had been using the line for weeks with the same number, and then it suddenly started to reliably redirect to emergency dispatch.

I thought I had read previously that numbers containing 911 would redirect in the case that a potential victim has misdialed in a hurry. This incident was over a decade ago, so its possible that I misread an article or found a garbage source.

Growing up I had a SO whose phone number had the pattern: XXX-XX9-11XX. I also had a hidden landline in my room for when my parents would take my phone at night. One night, around 2AM, my call redirected to an emergency dispatcher as if I had dialed 911, and I promptly hung up the phone (out of fear). When I redialed the number I was again redirected, and such a conversation ensued:

ME: Sorry, my phone seems to be redirecting my calls. I apologize for disruption. Please don't dispatch an officer to my home.

DISPATCHER: We are definitely sending over an officer.

ME: Please don't. I'm going to get in a lot of trouble.

DISPATCHER: ... Okay, now the officer is going to check your home and verify with each member of the family that everything is alright.

My parents were not pleased to be woken up by a police officer at 2AM to check if they were okay. I got in a lot of trouble. I then called my ISP and had them add the troubled phone number to a list of non-redirecting numbers.

I believe the cell number I was calling was issued before ISPs started redirecting numbers with 911 to emergency dispatch. The redirection of my call was probably a result of my ISP implementing the redirection.

That article seems to suggest there is strong _partisan_ (R) opposition. I'm not knowledgeable about current Michigan legislation; is there truly bipartisan opposition to opening a Tesla plant in Detroit?

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Yeah, that’s gonna be a no from me dawg.

That was an amazing read.

iPhone XS with classes.

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Are Lasers Killing Babies In Space? (pause for the remainder of the 10 seconds) Hi, I'm here to talk to you about LinkedIn's new social networking features!

True story: The other day I was in the living room and I hear this crunch crunch crunch sound from the kitchen. I call over to my SO "what are you eating?" Her response was "I'm not eating, I'm typing." I use a 2013 MBP and she uses a 2017 MB.

If they want to talk about "courage," admitting the flaws of their recent designs and reverting, or at least bringing back some of the features users are concerned about along side the current offerings would take courage. Aside from production, which I am pretty confident they could easily sort out, there is no reason they can't bring a 2015-styled MBP with beefed specs back on the market.

They were signing their names on a wall of the cave, which was stated to be a tradition in the news reports that I read. So I think if was more like "why isn't [child] back from [explicit cave] yet?"

Dear Sir, you forgot to include a download link for this fix. Please advise

I believe that they meant YouTube allowing you donate without a receiving account is sketchy compared to Patreon, but their sentence placement/spacing was poor an obfuscated their point.