I Built a Circuit Breaker for Phone Lines So Customers Never Hear Dead Air
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I've been thinking about this problem for a while. Every company with a phone line has the same nightmare: the carrier goes down and nobody can call you. For most businesses that's annoying. For a bank, a hospital, or an emergency notification service, it's existential. The standard fix is a runboo…
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I Built a Circuit Breaker for Phone Lines So Customers Never Hear Dead Air
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