drake
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I think the OECD is upset because Thailand has not (yet) signed the
CRS (Common Reporting Standard) agreement:Automatic exchange of bank information from emigrants.
Now the countries interested in the CRS are trying to exert pressure.
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Some points to check:
If u has Internet connection: your Router settings are OK
If the DL S/N (Signal Noise Ratio) is higher as 6dB: Line OK
My measurements are (S/N) 25dB for Download, 26dB Upload.
(Even with a 20dB/120 Ohm Line attenuator the Connection was OK)
Only what we can do is WAIT for 3BB/TTT to solve the Problem.
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don't blame your line, router or pc - 3BB is the Problem!
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Tanks Tywais,
Great Link!
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Thanks Paz,
Local (TH) it's very difficult to order SMD Components.
For pc and notebook repairs are SMD's available at
http://mainboardservice.com/prod.htm
and limited sortiment http://www.es.co.th/index.asp
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I am looking for a supplier of SMD components, ICs, caps, resistors.if possible with internet page.thanksdrake
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Thanks all for replay!
Today I visit the new "Oishi" name TORI Japanese Buffet.
Located at the corner Central Festival and Road to BigC.
New Furniture, very clean about 3 times bigger as the old Oishi, Parking lot too.
Food same ++, all u can eat, advisable.
Price per Person 519 Baht.
Phone 076 221 000 or mobile 086 949 8020
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Last Saturday I wanted to oishi and found the restaurant cleared out.
someone knows something?
Thanks
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Speed test most unusable because:
1. Caching by Provider means the message are cached (stored Memory/Disk) and u read the results with the same numbers as the Test to the Provider.
2. If u use e.g. Chrom, then the results are stored in a FiFo Memory in ur Computer. The readout in Blocks will be most randomized and often results in fantastic numbers like 100kbps.
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Order:
1 Cheese Burger
1 small Coke
1 small French Fries
Bill:
Mac Donald, Lotus: 90.65 Baht
Burger King, Central: 219 Baht
Same Size and Quality
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Blog from Dan Wallach, professor in the Department of Computer Science at Rice University in Houston, Texas:
Today in my undergraduate security class, we set up a sniffer so we could run Wireshark and Mallory to listen in on my Android smartphone. This blog piece summarizes what we found.Google properly encrypts traffic to Gmail and Google Voice, but they don't encrypt traffic to Google Calendar. An eavesdropper can definitely see your calendar transactions and can likely impersonate you to Google Calendar.
Twitter does everything in the clear, but then your tweets generally go out for all the world to see, so there isn't really a privacy concern. Twitter uses OAuth signatures, which appear to make it difficult for a third party to create forged tweets.
Facebook does everything in the clear, much like Twitter. My Facebook account's web settings specify full-time encrypted traffic, but this apparently isn't honored or supported by Facebook's Android app. Facebook isn't doing anything like OAuth signatures, so it may be possible to inject bogus posts as well. Also notable: one of the requests we saw going from my phone to the Facebook server included an SQL statement within. Could Facebook's server have a SQL injection vulnerability? Maybe it was just FQL, which is ostensibly safe.
The free version of Angry Birds, which uses AdMob, appears to preserve your privacy. The requests going to the AdMob server didn't have anything beyond the model of my phone. When I clicked an ad, it sent the (x,y) coordinates of my click and got a response saying to send me to a URL in the web browser.
Another game I tried, Galcon, had no network activity whatsoever. Good for them.
SoundHound and ShopSaavy transmit your fine GPS coordinates whenever you make a request to them. One of the students typed the coordinates into Google
Maps and they nailed me to the proper side of the building I was teaching in.
What options do Android users have, today, to protect themselves against eavesdroppers? Android does support several VPN configurations which you could configure before you hit the road. That won't stop the unnecessary transmission of your fine GPS coordinates, which, to my mind, neither SoundHound nor ShopSaavy have any business knowing. If that's an issue for you, you could turn off your GPS altogether, but you'd have to turn it on again later when you want to use maps or whatever else. Ideally, I'd like the Market installer to give me the opportunity to revoke GPS privileges for apps like these.
Publication from German University Ulm:
Catching AuthTokens in the Wild The Insecurity of Google's ClientLogin Protocol
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Best experience with Argus Software for recording with face and motion detection, IP and USB Cams.
"Try the surveillance software for free.
This software is fully functionally, it just places an "Unregistered" reminder on all captured images."
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for me the best, with face and move detection, record and play:
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Ping is not a speed reference.
Reference speed response time is domain-name to ip.
8.8.8.8 (Google) is the fastest dns server.
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Power Battery in Pantip Plaza, 4. Floor, Room 413
Replace Cells in Battery and repair Battery's for Notebooks.
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Steak:
http://www.norbusteakhouse.com/
http://www.wineconnection.co.th/
http://www.vsetrestaurant.com/ (near KanEng 1)
Pizza, Italien:
http://www.capannina-phuket.com/
M&M Pizza direction Naiharn
Amalfi (Google, direction Naiharn)
Mexican Food:
French:
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yes, 3BB block lower ports (80,443,3389,1723) if it find some traffic on your connection(e.g.WebCam).
Go virtual e.g. Live Mesh, it use ports 30000-40000.
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this can help too: 3BB Contact
(Google help to translate)
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PM Prayut threatens return of restrictions if Covid-19 prevention measures not observed
in Thailand News
Posted
Every alcohol sales restriction increases the crowd!!
This would help in the Covid period:
1. No restrictions and no warnings
2. Alcohol sale without time limit