OneMoreFarang

Yes, you can do that. But then the cable with 8 wires needs to be connected to 2 independent plugs with each 4 wires on each side. That is a lot of hassle if you don't really need to do that.

You can do all that and you will still die - like we all. Personally I also have diabetes and normally I avoid sugar drinks like coke, etc. But from time to time I still drink fruit juice or eat cake because I like it. Maybe because of this I will die a little earlier. But I will have enjoyed my life without constant restrictions of what I shouldn't do.

What is a splitter? As far as I know technically such a thing does not exist. 3 Options: a) use WLAN and don't worry about cables (for your PC and/or TV) b) use two separate cables from the router c) used one cable from the router to a switch, and then 2 separate cables from the switch each to the PC and the TV. Just to be sure there is no misunderstanding: You can't use the same cable at the same time for the TV and the PC by splitting the wires and connecting them to two plugs.

You are completely full of yourself and your logic is ridiculous. Maybe you like these things, I doubt many others do? Only because you don't like it doesn't mean it's wrong. What 2009 described is reality, kind of instinct, since at least thousands of years. Accept it and it makes it easier for you to understand men and women.

I think it's a good to start with an innocent cute young girl - and spoil her the way we like it. ????

Just never leave Thailand and never visit a developed country. After a while you get used to it - or at least you are not surprised anymore.

You should consider the possibility that the shop on your original visit drained the oil and wanted to change the oil. But then they forgot to fill it up. Or maybe a lose oil screw or something were the oil came out. I don't say this is what happened but TiT so anything is possible. In terms of service: Never expect that they do anything! I had my KTM bike for service at the official KTM dealer. They had to change the oil and they asked me which oil I want. I told them: look in the manual, it's written there and use that. And then I asked them why they ask. It seems lots of customers want to save money and want only cheap oil. TiT!

I use Beurer products and I am happy with them. https://www.lazada.co.th/shop/beurer

Maybe you want to ask the how they test. I have diabetes and when I visit the hospital then they take my blood with a syringe from my arm and make a couple of test. It takes about an hour and then I get the results. If I only need a blood sugar test then they use one of those little meters which show instantly the result. I am not sure if one or the other is better. But maybe you want to ask how they test if you want to compare them.

Thanks But I think that confirms my point from above. To be able to make an informed decision then it would be necessary that a knowable person reviews that code. Who has time for that and does that? So without spending that time the question is for a normal user: Do I trust Microsoft more or that link which I found in that forum? Personally I know MS is not perfect. But they are pretty good so normally I follow their advice.

And which user has enough knowledge and time to decide how they tweak their Windows? I work with computers and it's my job to have at least an overview what is going on. I don't want to be the first person who installs updates and I look at news about updates which cause problems. So it is likely that I will avoid at least some problematic updates. But there is always a compromise between letting Windows updates fix security holes and possible new problems. And some of those new problems only happen in configurations which exist seldom. It is very unlikely that all problems are reported in the first week or so. And then we have to decide what we do and what we don't do. That is a very difficult job and definitely not something a "normal user" should decide.

Really? I enjoyed nightlife in Bangkok since about 1995. Obviously it changed, and many years ago certain things happened which mostly don't happen now anymore. But I think pre Covid anybody who wanted to have fun and who was not too stingy could have a lot of fun. I heard about wild things which happened before I arrived in Bangkok. I am sure it would have been exiting to experience that. But I can't say I feel like I arrived too late and missed something.

In many videos, especially from Americans, they talk about renting professional tools i.e. for tiling or other jobs which require special tools which are only seldom used (by DIY workers or people who do jobs like that seldom). Is something like that available in Thailand and is it common that people rent professional tools? I ask for two reasons: Maybe I want to do some things myself like putting a couple of holes in concrete. I guess it might be cheaper to rent a HILTI for a day or two than buying one. And some workers are good, but they don't own professional tools, or maybe the company where they work has those tools but the workers want to do some extra jobs. It would be good if it would be possible to rent tools i.e. to cut tiles or whatever is needed. Does that exists in Thailand? Prices? Links?

ADV 350cc vs Duke 390, I am sure you can do the math. And no, I didn't consider anything big like the Forza. I prefer something narrow and light and powerful. ????

There was a time a looooooong time ago when Stickman wrote about fun in the bars. That is why many of us read what he wrote. And then he changed and many people didn't read him anymore. And then Stickboy came up, IMHO better than Stickman ever was. Later Stickboy also bought the domain Stickman.

Did you ever try a real bike? You know, with gears and not so and not with 100kg plastic to make a small bike look big?

The problem is that the updates are not useless. Often they fix problems and security holes. Would you prefer an not-updated Windows which is vulnerable to malware and hackers? In my experience Windows runs best if you install as little as possible any 3rd party system tools. I.e. stay with windows defender, don't install any optimizer or registry cleaners and all that. Sometimes Windows just needs time! On my main desktop computer I (let Windows) install updates more or less when they come up. My current installation is about 5 years old with many programs and it works fine. On an old notebook which I use seldom I always have to wait for Windows when I want to use it again. Now if I know I will use that old notebook tomorrow I will open it today and let it install whatever updates it wants. And often there is a restart and more updates, and maybe another restart and more. And then maybe an hour after that the notebook is still slow because Windows is doing a lot of work in the background. But if I just let it run it updates itself and the next day I can use it without problems and with normal speed (for an old notebook). My advice: Be careful what you install, remove programs which you might tested but don't use. Let Windows do what it wants to do and be patient. Is that perfect? No. But I don't think there is a better alternative.

Lots of money is gambled with those games.

A friend once lived near work about an hour away from Sukhumvit. Then he moved to Sukhumvit about an hour away from his work. His reasoning was this: If I live an hour away from entertainment then likely I will only seldom just go there for a beer because it is far away. I agree with that. It's good to live near to where you want to have a beer or two - and of course no drunk driving. And about traffic: Get a motorcycle! I ride in Sukhumvit and sometime to the Central World area or Silom etc. in the worst traffic. With a motorcycle that is just about acceptable. With a car it would be horrible to do that regularly. BTS is obviously an option but often it is: motorcycle to BTS, going up the station, riding on the BTS, going down the station, and another motorcycle to the destination. Possible but far away from fast or convenient.

That's funny. When I arrived in Thailand more than 20 years ago I walked along Langusuan to find a suitable apartment. At least at that time I couldn't afford any nice apartment in that soi. ????

I liked the website to inform myself what was going on in Bangkok nightlife. The problem with his and other Twitter accounts was for me that there was just too much. Obviously it's nice to see from time to time a beautiful girl. But with Twitter it was 10 girls, 10 "I have a beer in xyz" and one news message. At least for me that was a reason not to follow him (and others) on Twitter. On the WWW it was easy to just scan the news and look at anything else on demand.

It is definitely nice to have your own vehicle. I am happy with my motorcycle and that is perfect for me alone or together with my gf. But whenever we have a visitor then the question is always: how do we get to xyz with 3 people (or maybe more)? I guess if someone lives all the time with 2 or more other people together than a car makes sense. And maybe one day, when I am really old, I don't want to ride any bike anymore. Maybe I will buy a car at that time because it is just convenient to have one.

And who is Mike McKay?

Thanks. There must be more to this story because the Twitter account would work from anywhere in this world. And he had lots of followers. It seems all posts are deleted. The website still exists

It seems the Titter account @StickboyBangkok does not exist anymore. Does anybody know what is going on? For the moderators: I am not asking personal questions about the guy behind that account and I am certainly not asking about any member of this forum.