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26 minutes ago, Chicog said:

Just make sure you don't update your phone from a Thailand telco.

 

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FinFisher

how about this ?

http://simhacks.github.io/defcon-21/

2 minutes ago, Boatfreak said:

Anyone can tell me the difference with an ankle tracker? 

It looks a bit bigger than a SIM card.

Maybe they don't need to  be giving out new SIM cards at all !

 just register the phone on a Thai network and voila.

http://simhacks.github.io/defcon-21/

Do you have access to the original footage ?

if so I think you could try  splitting the video into single frames  then use some software  to overlay  many  single frame images on top of each other to produce a composite image that should have a higher resolution.

http://petapixel.com/2015/02/21/a-practical-guide-to-creating-superresolution-photos-with-photoshop/

2 minutes ago, robblok said:

I just explained that they could not check everyone and its implausible

And I just explained that there is no need to check all the fingerprints,    just the threat of being able to do so is enough.

http://www.thaisubtitle.com/     http://www.opensubtitles.org/

thai font   arial.rar

Just make a  backup/copy of your original  arial font and copy the Thai one into the correct directory  no need to fiddle with XML's.

http://www.thaisubtitle.com/    and   http://www.opensubtitles.org/en/search

for just the subtitltes.

   YIFY for torrents

The most you could expect is a free "helmet"  and maybe a riding jacket  I doubt they will budge on the price

but it does pay to shop around.

They don't have to  check the fingerprints  its the mere fact that they could check  and  see which way  someone voted  that would lead to abstention. 

7 minutes ago, robblok said:

Can you confirm that the Thai national ID card has fingerprints ? That would mean EVERYONE in Thailand is fingerprinted  (i really don't know).

Yes when they go to get the ID card made at the amphur office fingerprints are taken   and I believe are storerd in the new cards with microcips on them. 

19 minutes ago, robblok said:

Could you tell me what database would be used ?

Thai National ID card database ?

Maybe

6 minutes ago, robblok said:

That is a nice spin.. a no vote would be a far better message.. not voting shows not caring. 

Maybe people where afraid to vote no (thumb print on ballot paper)  so chose not voting instead ?

There was a little known option  to register to vote outside of home province used by 1%

Yes keep your Chonburi plates no problems, you can pay tax and insurance in any province.

Thaksin came to power under the 1997 " peoples constitution"

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The 1997 constitution was widely hailed as a landmark in democratic political reform. Promulgated on 11 October 1997, it was the first constitution to be drafted by an elected assembly

Thanks for the first hand information tahaan.

 I still find it hard to believe  they make UK riders pass a very strict test

but someone with a rather easy to pass Thai license can drive any size bike no problem !

Kwasaki  was pointing out that the first ( 2 year ) Thai licence says "temporary"  I think that can be compared to  a provisional UK licence.

53 minutes ago, HappyDazed said:

In Europe, not only do you have to be registered in a particular province but also you have to be registered at a specific polling station!.... So we can put away the tinfoil!

DO they also require thumb prints on ballot papers in Europe ?

20 minutes ago, tahaan said:

And once you have your license you can return to England and ride any size bike you like for a year. With insurance of course.

Are you 100% sure about that ??      seems to make a mockery of the rather hard to pass UK  bike tests.

Thanks for that waldroj   I had seen that thread but  mistakenly assumed it related to overseas Thais.

I think the 1% shows that not many people knew/know about this option.

Maybe they  "double NATed" you....  I read on here that you can phone them and ask to be put back onto a "normal"

IP address.

Could  be something messed up with your cable modem..if you have your login details  try factory reset the modem

then re enter the login details.

3rd option call them  and get them to send the "engineer" to fix it.

2 hours ago, rooster59 said:

General Prem has a permanent residence in Nakhon Ratchasima but he exercised his right to vote outside his constituency by voting in Dusit district.

Hmmmmm     everyone else has to go back to their "home" provinces to vote ??

 for the napalm pictures

 for the rest...they cut the trees like this a few years ago and they mostly grew back..but in the mean time  it does look like a bomb site !

From the "informational"  booklet that was sent to every household.

I haven't tried using 3/4g yet

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