In fact, I just moved. It's interesting how many calls I get that are
wrong numbers -- including one person that suggested I wasn't being
entirely truthful when I told them they had called the wrong number.
(I guess the number was "right", but no longer valid as the number of
the person they were trying to call.)
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Gregory Woodhouse
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"Good acts are like good poems. One may easily get their drift, but
they are not rationally understood."
--Albert Einstein
On Oct 6, 2005, at 6:41 PM, steven mcphelan wrote:
How do you consider a phone number as a unique identifier? It is
unique
today. But somebody else could have that number tomorrow.
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