janclaes47

On 1/12/2019 at 2:51 PM, GettingBye said:

You probably don’t see it by living over here but the US is full of alot of emotional people right now obsessing over politics to the point it has become unhealthy for the Country.

You just replied to one of them ????

Just now, ricklev said:

 Do you believe this is true?  Because in 30 seconds I was able to find out that it's fake.

Yes I know these facts are denied by unicef, hmm didn't Prawit also deny the facts about his watches?

They say that she earns ONLY $569,378  ????

Just now, Suradit69 said:

Paying taxes and donating to a non-governmental agency (NGO) aren't quite the same thing.  

NGO's get massive sponsoring from governments. Where do you think that money comes from?

On page one should be the same name as on page one in the blue book e.g the housemaster

For renewing registration you are not asked for any other documents than your green book

4 minutes ago, sanemax said:

 I suppose that going to prostitute bars , you dont need to get dressed up , dont need to think about where to take the girl out , no need to talk , as they do all the entertaining and they arent too fussy about whom they sit with .

Strange that you have to ask that question, as i'm pretty sure you know the correct answers from self experience

2 minutes ago, Pib said:

From above image/weblink it looks like you have 10 spaces for 5.25, 3.5 and/or 2.5" type drives.

This is what I see in the spec, but I don't see anywhere 2.5" mentioned. Do you mean that a 3.5" slot can also be used for a 2.5" drive without issues?

10 minutes ago, Pib said:

A 500GB drive will be a little faster than a 250GB drive.  Do you have two spots in your computer to mount two drives

To be honest I'm not aware of a single mounting space for 2.5" drive in my pc case.

http://www.coolermaster.com/case/full-tower/haf-932/

Is it better to buy 2 x 250gb or 1 x 500gb ?

21 minutes ago, JAG said:

This notwithstanding me showing him a copy of the bill of sale, for two rai, signed by the vendor. He says that he believes the vendors claim that she only sold one rai.

I notice that in your latest post there is no mention anymore about the document the land office has issued, which you mentioned in your earlier posts, only the bill of sales.

Is

5 minutes ago, White Christmas13 said:

Crap

Yes indeed you are talking crap.

Special Convoy Rights

The Highway Code of several European countries (Norway, Italy, Greece, Netherlands, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, possibly more) includes special rights for marked convoys. They have to be treated like a single vehicle. If the first vehicle has passed an intersection, all others may do so without interruption. If other road users overtake the convoy, they aren't allowed to split into the queue.

3 hours ago, roo860 said:

My Carrera.

Sent from my SM-G920F using Thailand Forum - Thaivisa mobile app
 

That's a big upgrade from that Yaris you own

Happens everywhere in the world with motorcades.

Could we make this a pinned topic, preferably in the pub forum, so this joke of a poll wouldn't have to be redone every few weeks

6 minutes ago, AbeSurd said:

I'm rather hoping OneEyedPie will come in here and explain why email on TV is 'torture'.

 

janclaes47, you say it's all the same. But you don't say what you use your TV browser for. Let me try another question: do you use it for online banking?

I feel agenda being pushed, in which I'm not interested

Bye

2 minutes ago, AbeSurd said:

OK, but for good reasons you say you don't think he should use a Hotmail app (assuming one exists anyway) on the smart TV.

 

So if he uses the smart TV browser, will he be able to do more than go to the Hotmail log in page? Will he be able to log into Hotmail and create emails, answer emails etc?

 

Have you yourself used web based email on a smart TV?

As I said already, a browser is a browser, regardless which device it is installed on.

So in the browser on the tv he can do exactly same as what he can do in a browser on a pc.

1 minute ago, AbeSurd said:

Thanks - that sounds like very good advice.

 

Do you think he'd be better off with a large screen tablet? For accessing Hotmail and watching TV?

On a tablet you can check email, but you don't watch tv on a tablet, I know some even do on a phone but then you're crazy in my opinion.

On a TV you can watch tv and check email

Edit : Another reason why you don't watch tv on a tablet is that for IPTV you should use a wired internet connection, which you don't have on a tableet

1 minute ago, AbeSurd said:

It's useful to know there are Android smart TVs. Thanks.

 

Do any have an app for Hotmail?

If you have an Android tv you will have google playstore so you can download apps from playstore.

There is Android TV and there is Android OS, 2 different operating systems. On Android TV you can only download media related apps.

An app will also be much more confusing to him. I hate for example the Gmail app on my phone.

Better to stay with web based hotmail, as that is what he's familiar with.

When you connect a wireless keyboard and mouse top the tv it will be same as if he's in the internet cafe

2 minutes ago, AbeSurd said:

Yes, the Samsung smart TV I had a look at had a basic web browser.

 

But once you've got to the Hotmail log in page in this way, will Hotmail let you log in? If there's a Hotmail app, I assume you will be able to. But if there's no app?

 

Doesn't Hotmail usually only allow access from devices running Windows, OS, Android, Linux etc?

A browser is a browser, either if it is installed on a TV - tablet or PC.

In the internet cafe he also access hotmail through thee browser, that's why it is called web based email.

For an app he would need an smart tv with Android operating system. Only few brands have Android, but all brands have a web browser

Just now, Pattaya46 said:

 

Sorry. I don't understand what you mean/ask ??

I should have said major brands. Currently only 4 major brands support Android TV TCL - Sony - Phillips and Sharp.

Hisense - Toshiba and Skyworth are the others, but that are minor brands.

There are another 15 or so major tv manufacturers that don't support Android TV but have their own operating systems.

Even Philips will in the future drop the Android TV OS.