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My car is 11 months old and already it's saying that 'oil change now' warning. It has <2000km on it. It MY2024, base engine. Is this normal? Seems a bit quick.

I had damage from a dog scratching my car (insurer actually said that's what happened), insurance covered it fully (Viriyah Insurance). I think it comes down to the insurer/policy.

Had a similar thing on that road between Rama IX and Petchaburi with a motorway entrance on it. Lane change well before the solid line, cop signaled me and said it was illegal also stating that it's a 'safety zone'. No idea if it's legitimate but that's a different jurisdiction so if they're citing the same rules then maybe there is some credibility to it.

Tramadol is probably the least addictive of the opiods/opiates. If you take low-dose tramadol regularly, it will lose effectiveness. Stopping it and restarting will regain some effectiveness but not as much as when you first started it. When you stop it abruptly, you will feel irritable and restless, and may get some generalised pain or other nerve symptoms like itchiness for 2-3 days. For this reason, it is not ideal for long-term pain management.

Lol, he won't actually stay in jail, he'll go home and be asked to keep a low profile.

M2P_CPU has lower latency, install your boot disk there. You don't need the heatsink. Heatsinks are only important for sustained writes which neither of your disks are suitable for.

Well that's not true, from NFPA data for ICE vehicles: 47% due to mechanical failure or malfunction 21% due to electrical failure or malfunction 7% intentional 6% due to fire exposure 4% due to collision 2% due to smoking I don't think you realise how big the difference is, an ICE vehicle is more likely to burn in the few minutes looking for a car space than an EV is to burn in a hour of charging.

You're the one who's brainwashed. Pure EVs don't burn anywhere nearly as commonly as normal cars, it's not even close.

She was a virgin at most one of those times.

Almost all SFF PCs and laptops use heat pipes these days because they can be used to move heat away from the CPU to an area where it's easier to run airflow through when space is at a premium. You don't need to clean them though, they're sealed. For cleaning everything else, just get a can of compressed air, open up the system and use it to blow all the dust away.

The required drivers when installing onto a USB disk are the same as on a normal internal disk. They'll just automatically install if your OS is the latest Windows 11 version. You don't need any additional drivers to install Windows over USB unless you're using an older version or your USB port runs through something that does require drivers (e.g. a Thunderbolt hub). Note that Windows will only install onto a fixed disk over USB and will not install onto removable media like SD cards or USB flash drives (there are workarounds though). Yes you can mirror your disk onto a USB disk, make sure to copy the hidden UEFI partition if you want to be able to just stick it into the PC to boot up.

Yes it can be done but it's a bad idea. Memory cards aren't designed for long term storage. If left unpowered, the data will be lost after a period of time. The way people do it is a centralised storage system called a NAS. You store your films on there, then your mobiles/tablets/computers can all access it from there.

When installing windows: Press Shift+F10 Type diskpart list disk for every disk on the list that isn't the disk you want to boot from and the usb stick you're installing from, type: sel # (where # is the disk number in the list) offline disk Then just install Windows normally. When you're in windows, press Start E Right click This PC, click Properties Go to system properties Click Performance > Advanced Page File Set to manually adjusted Set an amount equivalent to half your RAM capacity on the boot drive, make sure it's disabled on all other drives. This should prevent Windows from using your other disk for anything critical. Yes it does. There are many ways Windows will automatically try to use your other disk for system stuff. - If the disk you install Windows to is already fully formatted, but there is another drive which has unformatted space, Windows will put the UEFI and recovery partitions onto the other drive. - If your boot disk does not have at least 50% of your RAM size as free space when you boot into a default Windows configuration, but you have another disk which does, Windows will put the Page File onto the other disk.

Tramadol is readily available from pharmacies and can calm her down on a temporary basis while you seek better help. It's very mild and she should be able to live her life normally on it. It's addictive and only ideal for short term use though. If you're willing to try herbal remedies, cannabis indica a safer alternative and is more broadly effective. She won't be able to function well on it though as it dulls the senses and makes it difficult to think. I should add, try at your own risk, a small percentage of people react badly to the above suggestions.

AIS 5G was via their 5G router (the plan is the same as a mobile plan but through a router). Yes my measurements were with Ookla to Telstra Melbourne. It's very variable, this morning was 100/0.3, now is 271/3 It was my location with AIS 5G, but not with True. I get good speeds domestic servers with True, just international is slow. That's very good, is that just IS Fibre? The normal consumer plan?