OneMoreFarang

I am looking forward to that one...

Just now, Watawattana said:

Yeah, every girl who drinks with a guy should expect to get raped or sexually assaulted (if indeed that's what happened).  I don't understand this thinking, but I get your point about what a father would say.  I've managed to drink with quite a few women over the years, and no non-consensual activities have ever happened.

I am sure that most guys don't rape women when they drink with them.

But unfortunately, some guys do that. As far as I know the chance of getting raped for a woman goes higher and higher the more alcohol she drinks and her companions drink. That is not exactly rocket science.

If you would have a daughter (maybe you have one) would you tell her it's a good idea to work in a bad and drink with the guys? 

1 hour ago, clokwise said:

I keep a thermometer in the closet and it gets bloody hot in there, no need to thermal image anything 555

Obviously, you don't really need a thermal image.

But the health of that inverter depends on every single part. 

I.e. if one part get 80 degrees hot but it should be not more than 60 than that is a problem.

With an IR camera problems like that are easy to identify. I think I bought my one for about 5000B - I think it's a good investment. 

59 minutes ago, Trentham said:

There is a rumour that they have a video of him urinating on a Russian prostitute.

If that would be the worst he ever did... 

2 hours ago, tomazbodner said:

I guess she didn't expect to get drugged and raped.

But she should have expected exactly that. And for that reason, she should have

a) not participated

b) make sure she gets paid for her service

13 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Ple, who had worked at a bar in Lat Phrao for just three days, recounted a chilling night on November 18. According to her, Suea, a 28-year-old bar partner, along with two friends, coerced her into drinking with them.

She is 26, works in a bar, and drinks with the guys. What exactly did she expect?

Most fathers tell their daughter not to do such things. For a reason.

12 minutes ago, Sir Dude said:

Moldova

I have to admit I had to look it up on a map.

I don't think many people know it and I guess very few will care about it.

Electronic components can handle high temperatures (i.e. like 50 degrees Celsius). What they should have is a constant air flow.

I think you should have a cabinet similar to this picture with fans and the top and bottom. Make sure they move a lot of air through the cabinet. 

And then obviously make sure the room itself is not too hot.

You can buy or maybe borrow IR heat cameras, some work with your phone. Then you can check how hot parts get in your box.

I am sure AI will get better over time.

They have to start somewhere and have their priorities.

I ask AI sometimes technical questions or maybe something about history. I am looking for information and not poetic language.

I guess that is what AI developer want in the moment.

Why would any AI developer spend much time to read a couple of news articles and then formulate them somehow differently? Who needs something like that?

9 minutes ago, Hummin said:

Trump is all over the place cleaning up every plot against good Americans

 

"Four alleged victims of sexual violence by self-styled ‘misogynist influencer’ react after reports US envoy asked for travel restrictions on Tate to be lifted"

 

https://www.theguardian.com/news/2025/feb/18/andrew-tates-alleged-victims-urge-us-officials-to-stay-out-of-romanian-criminal-proceedings

Maybe Trump want to hire him.

19 minutes ago, SunnyinBangrak said:

Got irritated being persecuted on multiple fronts by the left after defecting?

Doesn't think DEI is the best hiring method?

Doesn't want men battering girls in the ring or pool?

Doesn't like fraud and waste?

Who knows? And how is this linked to your provably false claim American democracy is won by the highest spender, Harris? 

It's almost funny when some people use that DEI argument to excuse everything.

I also don't like DEI. But that doesn't mean that everybody who is against DEI is a good guy. That shouldn't be too difficult to understand.

And maybe you should read from time to time...

28 minutes ago, SunnyinBangrak said:

Patently false. Harris overspent Trump by multiples in her campaign and got her derriere handed to her spectacularly.

Next...

And Musk is next to Trump all the time because he is such a competent guy? Or might there be any other reasons?

30 minutes ago, Cardano said:

Whose opinion....yours?

If you would read it and understand it, then the answer is in the text... 

8 minutes ago, Confuscious said:

If you read the requirements of monetising social media, it is extremely difficult to make a decent living on Social Media alone.
It's not only the "Clicks" or "How many times your content was displayed" but you need also to have a minimum "Subscribers" and you need also to "Interact" with the users (which means that you need to be constantly reading your post and respnding to users).
You need to post a long time before becoming another "Mr. Beast" or "Andrew Tate".

I listened to a couple of YouTubers who are now more or less famous. It seems all of them needed years and hard work to become famous - which is not really surprising.

In a way I like this. A good example is Dave Jones from EEVblog. He is an electronic enthusiast. And he published many videos about what he likes - independent of making money. And after a while more and more people watched him, and then he started to make money. 

That sounds good to me.

If people just open YouTube channels to make money and not because the love what they are doing, then I am pretty sure I would not be interested in most of their channels. 

16 minutes ago, Purdey said:

I dislike watching people think they can become rich dancing or playing with cats.

But then some get rich exactly that way - while people with meaningful content often don't make money.