@davidgerard Bravo! Except it needs Hayes modem control codes.
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@davidgerard Bravo! Except it needs Hayes modem control codes.
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But can it run Doom?
@davidgerard wow... I need it! I'll pre order it. Please share the link.
@davidgerard hiram@hiramsgnuphone:~$ gpt "what's the commond to dial 911"
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I am gonna buy one if i can run pine to check my email, assuming of course I've correctly configured a socks proxy, and adjusted my routing tables appropriately.
@davidgerard You nearly had me. I would have believed this was serious but when there was no mention of rust, I knew it had to be fake.
@davidgerard It could even incorporate a rotary dial of some type that corresponds to particular numerical objects as the entry point, thus avoiding those irritating taps on a screen and not noticing you hit a 3 instead of a 2 when dialing a number.
@davidgerard but does it run vim?
Incidentally i currently monitor power statistics via an android terminal emulator...
@davidgerard Bravo! Except it needs Hayes modem control codes.
@davidgerard @cstross It’s missing some hex.
@christineburns @davidgerard @cstross
Numbers in hex are shorter and easier to remember. Plus, it's easier to let the phone figure out the best available protocol:
dial voice +1::22b::4bc --network verizon --protocol `cell get --protocols --format 'quality name' | sort -rn | awk '{print $2}'` ...
@davidgerard we finally get something good, and they ruin it in v2 by adding emacs.
A phone should need nothing more than ed
@davidgerard I kind of wonder if they'll have an opinion on SIMs vs. eSIMs.
Is a physical SIM better because the proprietary SIM program is running on a separate chip rather than the main processor, and that somehow means it doesn't count?
@davidgerard requires memory of the Hayes AT command set
@davidgerard need to know if it is on systemd or not.
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