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extercy

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  1. There is no easy way when converting from one OS to another. Example when you convert from Windoze to Mac, its a pain but the change is for the better. Same for me when I converted to Linux Mint Cinnamon. I was a pain but prefer to convert rather than have legacy issues later on. I highly recommend Linux Mint Cinnamon for easy of use. Yes, there will be problems, as well as challenges when people insist on making Windoze and Mac software work on Linux. Like when Windoze users insist I install Anti Virus on my Linux Mint for their safety, I refuse... hahaha. Just Google Linux Mint Ubuntu alternatives for your favorite software alternatives. I do run Virtualization of Windoze 7 once in a blue moon, to access to Windoze only IOT devices. Installing, updating and even upgrading in Linux Mint is so much faster and easier. The PC will feel "lighter". The only slowdown with older PCs that I see are related to mediaplayer and webbrowser as YouTube and websites can be very demanding on resources. I am using a 2014 i3 laptop that was purchase new to install Linux Mint 17 Cinnamon on. Cold start from power on, takes about 40 - 45 seconds, from Linux Mint 17 Cinnamon up till now on LM 21.3 Cinnamon. Just make sure you back up your data and do a full conversion aka full reformat and install. Don't use NTFS. Ext4 is the minimum that you want on a Linux Mint install.
  2. Why I prefer to spend my vacations in Thailand rather than Malaysia is service... other than pork, booze and pretties. Malaysia service industry has no service... maybe only if you look Caucasian or have local titles like Datuk, etc. And if you go to coastal states like Terengganu and Kelantan ... extreme religious vibes... big turn off. Port Dickson has known to be filthy decades ago. Cameron Highlands is not a place you want to go. It lost its charm around year 2000. Fraser's Hill is the place that mostly stood still in time as there is basically no development, except for the s7upid golf course, due to schedule 1 way traffic if the other road have landslides. Malaysian professors are becoming more like Xiaomi Lei Jun - talk big. Lots of crack down on prostitution which is really bad as more female related crimes will happened. Food wise, Thailand has more authentic food with better taste than Malaysia since Malaysia has been aiming for Less Taste for some time with Less MSG, Less Sugar, Less Salt, Less Fat ... what authentic Malaysian food you taste now is no more authentic compared to the 80s.
  3. Isn't the pilot the medical doctor in Suvarnabhumi airport in the reality show Bangkok Airport ?
  4. Received the same SMS via the app. Just got to know about this app earlier this year and now it is being phased out ????. This is so much better than WiFi Calling and eSIM. Hope they make a new version of this. Question will be when the services ends, does the Calls and SMS get switch back automatically or do we have to do the transfer before hand ? As you know, if the app is activate, no Calls and SMS will go thru the SIM. So the procedure to make the SIM "active" again will be going thru the app and disable the number in Manage Numbers. Is this procedure needed when dtac Call ends its service ?

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