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Apple making big move to Thailand as production shifts from China
RocketDog replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Just go with 'bated' (as in 'abated' ) and avoid the oral injuries. Sorry, I couldn't resist.???? -
That's all you can say? OK, I'm leaving tonight; I just can't stand the suspense of waiting innocently for the death that is undoubtedly stalking me even now. Some Thai people live near me and some are clearly (gasp) male. It's true they look very old and even fragile but no point in taking risks, right?
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2baht was reprimanding my post. I would say that you and I have been supernaturally lucky to still be breathing. Of course I value his advice and it's worth every satang of the @2baht I never paid him. I'm leaving the country tonight, back to the USA where it is so much safer. Wait...... Hmmmm. S**t! Now I'm very conflicted and just plain scared. What to do?
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If I leave my home I am absolutely sure to eventually come within striking distance of some Thai male, possibly more than one. Should I run or preemptively attack him/them from behind with a baseball bat? Would it be wiser to avoid any near proximity with Thai women as well, just in case? The problem is that this country seems absolutely bursting with Thai people. How was I to know I should fear and loathe them all? What say you? Just seeking more sage advice.
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Yes, that's essentially what I meant. Many such cables also delete the inner two contacts on the connector. However it's accomplished, without those inner pins data cannot be transmitted. If the contacts are there the only way to know if the data lines are dead is to try a data transfer or test continuity which is difficult because of the tiny connectors. I think between us the point has been made. Thank you.
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Ah! Good start. But there is only a single 100% risk free option: use a charger cable that has no data pins. The inner pins of a Type B connector are data. The two outer pins are power. The 'charger' cable won't have inner pins. Just look at the connector you're using. If it has data pins then you're at risk. .
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NY grand jury votes to indict Donald Trump, sources tell CNN
RocketDog replied to Scott's topic in World News
It will be an instant 'classic' photo and will be in countless history books as well as enjoying a position of prominence on my living room wall. It should be in every classroom as well as a reminder of how close America came to authoritarian rule. -
NY grand jury votes to indict Donald Trump, sources tell CNN
RocketDog replied to Scott's topic in World News
If it's worth doing, it's worth over-doing. Nobody scrapes only half the d*gs**t off their heel. -
No rooster, it's not OK. I've seen numerous examples of moderators scolding posters about saying exactly, verbatim, what you did in your first sentence. Yeah, petty I know, but there you have it. I'm never quite understand the negative nature of such a peccadillo (word chosen specifically for your delight).
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I agree with your protective sentiments. It is with deep regret, and born of an abiding concern for the safety and welfare of our Chinese brethren, that I must add voice to the chorus of other well-wishers: My Chinese brothers and sisters, please do not risk the existential threat that travel to Thailand poses; go anywhere else in the solar system, but make no landing in Thailand. ????
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Yes, it's a problem. I did that for friends, neighbors in America etc for radio, TV, computer, printer, etc I quit after a while because if anything went wrong after I touched the device it was automatically my fault and they felt I should always fix it forever. It's nothing but a liability without compensation or end.