@jwildeboer we fixed it for you: 9 quickdial numbers!
https://opis-tech.com/en/60s-mobile-4g/opis-60s-mobile-4g-black
I know this is cheating. :-)
@_elena that it a good reminder. I should too. Back in the old days I used to keep so many phone numbers in my head with ease..
@sarajw @_elena @jwildeboer @maxheadroom «The wrong way is to call from memory; the right way is to consult the Telephone Directory and make sure you have the right number.»
Not sure why one would need the number with a phone without numbers to dial? In smaller communities the switchboard operators would know who to to call anyway (and maybe listen to the conversations)
(from the Wikipedia page on Telephone directory)
@aslakr Oh yes, even better, I'll just carry the yellow pages around with me XD
@jwildeboer thank you Jan 🙏 I have fond memories of the landline phone (with rotary dials) at my grandparents’ house 🥲
I could get one for my child but she loves to FaceTime with my parents
I think I might have an old fritzbox around here somewhere...
Plot thickens!
Can't remember which one I have. But as with every other router I have ever used, it's in a box somewhere around here... 😅
@jwildeboer @_elena Wir hatten ja am Telefon in unserer WG ein original "Fasse Dich Kurz" - Schild hängen :)
(Dachte darüber nach das auf Englisch zu schreiben, aber wenn man das Schild nicht kennt versteht mans ja eh nicht ;) )
@jesgar aw that looks amazing 🤩 so sleek and elegant.
My grandparents' phone looked like this (I could get it from eBay but it wouldn't work because the wiring wouldn't connect)
Hold my beer...
This one is for tough calls!
(Not connected atm, hence the dust. But it works! Rubber duck for scale; Size green!)
@baardhaveland wow wow wooooow 😍 and it works!!!!!!
It works! Tested it back when I actually had a land line. 😁
If I want it up and running again I'll need to connect some extra equipment. Guess that's a project for the upcoming ww3.