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a web cam observing the road at the bus stop nearby
The bus stop here at my host’s place on Martinique is only like 50 meters away. The final bus stop in the other direction is only a couple of minutes away. So it would be worth observing the busses going to the final stop, assuming they will actually return after like 10 minutes or so. The advantage: as long as they don’t pass by, they also won’t return in my direction, so it’s not worth running to the bus stop. The busses are late quite often a litte late, and also sometimes they don’t show up at all.
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Manzana verde – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Manzana verde – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
My host on Martinique offered me a glass of manzana with ice cubes from his bar, I liked it.
This is from the entry on en.wikipedia.org:
Manzana, also known as manzanita and manzana verde, is a liqueur generally made of wild apples. The name refers to the apples and not the alcoholic beverage which is usually clear in color. It has Spanish origins, more precisely of the Basque country. Its name manzana is apple in Spanish; verde is Spanish for “green”.
Manzana contains from 15 to 20% of alcohol. It is sweet and tastes like green apples, similar in taste to pucker.
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Going Back (Phil Collins album) – I am now a proud owner of this album
Going Back (Phil Collins album) – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Couldn’t wait any longer – and it’s pure MP3, purchased and downloaded from mp3.saturn.de. -
how to call a SIP phone by its IP-address
You may of course replace IP-address here by DNS name.
The Scenario:The callee has a number of accounts configured on his SIP phone (resp. SIP capable router or whatever (a FRITZ!Box 7390 in my case)).
One of the accounts is 456123 at whatever SIP provider. (This works for all the accounts set up on your SIP phone.)
It is strange, but for this purpose here, it does not matter, which SIP provider this account is tied with.The DNS name of your SIP phone is xyz.dyndns.org.
You can now call the SIP phone at sip:456123@xyz.dyndns.org.
Of course you yourself have to use a SIP capable phone or software in order to place a call to such an address.
For the FRITZ!Boxes you remove the leading “sip:”, so you only enter 456123@xyz.dyndns.org as a phone number on your 1st phone book of your FRITZ!Box, and of course the entry needs a name. The phone book entry will also get a shortcut assigned (that you can alter, if you want to), and you have to leave a (non-ambiguous) shortcut there, even if you don’t make direct use of it.
You can than call that remote SIP phone by this shortcut.
On a FRITZ!Fon MT-F you can also call that remote SIP phone “directly” from the FRITZ!Box that 1st phone book visible on the FRITZ!Fon MT-F.I learned tonight, was, that you can (only) call the callee using the “account names” of the SIP accounts, he has with any resp. all SIP providers (apparently) outside.
I actually hope, there is a way to set up an SIP account on the callee’s SIP phone, that is not tied to a SIP provider at all. I don’t see the serious reason for that.
There should be a way, the callee answers on accounts, that he does not necessarily hold with SIP providers “outside”. But I don’t know yet, how to set up such an account on my SIP capable router.
I do actually know, how to set up such an account for the “Local Area Network” of my router, but I don’t know yet, how to do this for the “Wide Are Network” side of my router.To Be Continued …
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it’s raining, there is a power outage, but the UPS is still running
This satellite map makes me think, it will keep raining here for quite a little longer.
There is also a power outage, but my host has a UPS installed, but that will not go for hours, I guess it’s covering like 30 minutes or. We shall see. I cannot imagine, I will be offline for many hours.