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It’s interesting that in people’s minds Obama is inextricably linked with the image of a monkey, rather than, say, Kermit the Frog...
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The Russians could turn Kyiv into a wasteland in a single day with their missiles, so what are they holding back for? LOL
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Pretty soon some “refined Somali pirate” will end up being elected prime minister of Australia, and you folks will be the ones to make it happen. I just can’t wrap my head around how Mahmood Akbar became prime minister — where did all the local Sherlock Holmes types disappear to?
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You be puttin’ all yo’ smart-a## thoughts on banners and hangin’ ‘em up outside yo’ crib or somethin’? I’m gettin’ some weird vibes, bruh…
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Chill, man, I’m just wildin’ out over how many folks got all this free time and blow it on rallies (mostly pointless, fam).
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You ain't got no job either, huh? We gotta stick together, my black bro. We already picked a president, I guess, so why stress? Might as well get in that soup line, feel me?
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Wi-Fi is always slower, so yes, that’s normal.
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No special configuration is needed — just the username and password (and, of course, the appropriate plan). If the speed is still low, you should contact your provider. (Their technicians came to me about 20 hours after I called.) Fast.com is a separate website for testing your internet speed, not part of your router’s interface.
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It’s just a standard router (Wi-Fi 6 or Wi-Fi 7), priced under 5,000 baht (like double Asus). My monthly plan costs about 640 baht. https://shopee.co.th/TP-LINK-(EX511)-AX3000-Dual-Band-WiFi-6-Router-i.74778579.41451188559 This one was a gift (cheap, only 1,800 baht).
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Just showing off 😁 Go to fast.com to check your internet speed.
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Update: Technicians from TOT came by and gave me their new router as a gift (Wi-Fi 6). The speed went up to 900 Mbps. They said they didn’t do any special configuration, but the problem is solved — I’m happy.
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I have a 1000 Mbps plan. Through the router interface, the speed to NT Bangrak is shown as 930 Mbps, but through web services like speedtest.net, it’s only 330 Mbps to NT Bangrak. The measurement system is the same in both cases - Ookla. What should I do?
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But did you at least give him the chicken mentioned here?
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In Bangkok also...
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Russia, of course! Quite happy living.
