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Teleprinter

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Sep 12, 2026

Ben AlexanderVOICE_ACTOR
11:21
Joe? Yeah? Here's our answer.
Ben AlexanderVOICE_ACTOR
11:23
What? Teletype from San Francisco.
Ben AlexanderVOICE_ACTOR
11:26
Jewelry store was heisted for $150,000.
Ben AlexanderVOICE_ACTOR
11:28
Yeah.
Michael FischGUEST
4:17
There were no cell phones.
Michael FischGUEST
4:20
There was Teletype.
Michael FischGUEST
4:23
I don't think there were fax machines.
Michael FischGUEST
4:25
And just the speed of information.
PaulAUDIENCE
46:25
in 1973, December of 73.
PaulAUDIENCE
46:28
And I went there to service printers, and GE made a printer called a Terminet that was replacing Teletype.
PaulAUDIENCE
46:34
Back in the day, the police, hospitals, the fire department, insurance companies, everybody used Teletype.
PaulAUDIENCE
46:41
and they were noisy as the sound of a gun, whether they were printed or just sitting there idle.
PaulAUDIENCE
46:46
So I started doing it in field service, going to all these different places, and guess what? Way back in the 70s, MIT had an artificial intelligence lab using our printers.
speaker_0HOST
13:08
OK, now we get to the real aha moments of manipulation.
speaker_0HOST
13:13
Let's talk about the TTY machine handicap gag.
speaker_0HOST
13:15
This is this is purely exploiting systemic compassion.
speaker_1HOST
13:19
It truly is.
speaker_1HOST
13:20
So deaf people communicate with telcos using TTY machines, which usually connect at a very slow 300 bps baud rate.
speaker_0HOST
13:27
Right.
speaker_1HOST
13:28
And the telcos set aside special numbers with dedicated service reps to handle these inquiries.
speaker_1HOST
13:33
The investigator calls these specific lines using either a real TTY machine or just software emulation.
John LinnellGUEST
2:04
It seems this message had been traveling through the cosmos for 100,000 years.
John LinnellGUEST
2:16
The alarms went off and the Teletype came to life.
John LinnellGUEST
2:22
They read-
Alison StewartHOST
2:23
They Might Be Giants put together a special set list inspired by Tom Perrotta's novels.
Brennan HillSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:41
Uh, 8/27/98.
DanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:43
260 on Teletype.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:46
Go ahead.
DanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:48
Also, copy another name, possible victim.
DanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:11
Sir, don't ...
DanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:13
Oh, is that out there? All right, nevermind.
DanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:17
Alpha 260 on Teletype.
Brennan HillSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:18
No.
Felipe EscobarHOST
4:00
Orchestrate omnichannel so context follows the customer, and use skills-based routing to reduce repeat contacts.
Felipe EscobarHOST
4:09
For accessibility, Meet ADA obligations with TTY, TDD, video relay, and web accessibility for self-service, and train agents for inclusive interactions.
Jan SantafeedeHOST
4:22
When does outsourcing make sense, and how should leaders evaluate partners?
Felipe EscobarHOST
4:27
Cost drivers are labor, technology, telecom, and training.
Saleem AbdulrasoolGUEST
9:32
The command line environment is quite different.
Saleem AbdulrasoolGUEST
9:35
Windows, historically, doesn't have the same PTY, TTY concept that Unix does.
Saleem AbdulrasoolGUEST
9:42
And it traditionally didn't render the console using ANSI escape sequences the way Unix terminals do.
Saleem AbdulrasoolGUEST
9:48
It used proper Windows APIs for that.
Leo DionHOST
9:51
Okay.
Saleem AbdulrasoolGUEST
9:52
And that changed with the Windows terminal.
Saleem AbdulrasoolGUEST
9:53
Microsoft added the tooling and the API support to host enough of the TTY concept and moved over to ANSI escape based rendering.
Saleem AbdulrasoolGUEST
10:03
So the language support is great, but it's not quite apples to apples.
Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
64:42
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Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
64:48
How to understand EO and TTY in Linux F-O-R Beginners learn how TTYs work in Linux.
Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
64:55
Understand virtual devices, line discipline, and EO processes in simple steps.
Artificial IntelligenceNARRATOR
65:00
A beginner-friendly guide to mastering TTY.
Dan ImhoffHOST
21:19
I just started journaling.
Dan ImhoffHOST
21:22
I got a Selectric, IBM Selectric, I think, and a roll of Teletype 'cause I read that that's how Kerouac used to make his books.
Dan ImhoffHOST
21:33
And I would just start taking classes and writing, reading everything that I could.
Dan ImhoffHOST
21:39
I wasn't the fastest reader.

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