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|    Daniel70 to J. P. Gilliver    |
|    Re: Any point to password protecting the    |
|    24 Jan 26 20:20:21    |
      XPost: alt.comp.os.windows-10       From: daniel47@nomail.afraid.org              On 24/01/2026 3:09 am, J. P. Gilliver wrote:       > On 2026/1/23 9:26:42, Daniel70 wrote:       >       > []       >       >> I moved into this house about Ten years ago and, for some reason or       >> other, the Phone Landline socket is positioned on the far wall of the       >> main bedroom.       >>       >> I don't know about you but I don't spend much time in my Bedroom ....       >> except when I'm sleeping .... so, after rushing from the Loungeroom to       >> the Bedroom when the phone rang .... only to find it was a Spammer       >> calling, I brought myself a Cordless phone with Answer machine built       >> into the Base station .... so, if the phone rings, I let the Answer       >> machine do its job .... and, usually, by the time the Answer machines       >> Welcome message has finished, the caller has hung up.       >>       >> Job Done!! ;-P       >       > I have a (corded, as it happens) 'phone at my elbow, so answer almost       > immediately (startles some callers!); however, especially around 10:30am       > which seems to be peak phishtime, I don't actually _say_ anything for a       > few seconds; the same applies - the autodialler (or whatever) gives up.              Yeap, done that, too, when I first got the Cordless phone!!              > (A real caller will usually say something in that time.)       >       Yeap.       --       Daniel70              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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