wprime

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.