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JBChiangRai

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  1. I have been looking out for the cyber-attack on konbriefing.com and I can't see one. IIRC cyber-attacks and breaches on datacenters must be reported to the authorities if the datacenter is in the USA. I suspect it was either an upgrade or move to a different datacenter that went wrong. I have been involved in projects like this many times in my career and there is always something unforeseen that goes wrong.
  2. Sorry it was Shopee https://shp.ee/q4d47ba
  3. Lazada advertises touch up paint for the seal
  4. Quite right too
  5. Monkey see, Monkey do … definitely, with apologies to the slur on apes
  6. I would check your lease, if it allows you to use common areas and doesn't state any restrictions, then I would tell the condo manager on site (if there is one) and use the pool that night, have a copy of your lease handy and tell them to take it up with your landlord, perhaps suggest they have a copy of the condo bye laws and/or A/EGM resolution handy to show your landlord where it says they can rent out common areas.
  7. I don't think the committee have the authority to make any change to the use of common facilities, I'm fairly sure it needs to be approved at an AGM or EGM.
  8. The point is you have no recourse, you can't sue anyone (except maybe your agent if you can prove he was complicit), they are outside the jurisdiction of the regulator here (who would shut them down in a heartbeat if they opened a legal entity here).
  9. My thoughts exactly, but I suspect that red notice has a problem, it doesn't exist.
  10. I would be fascinated to know the legalities of this. My first thoughts are, it's a small step from refusing owners/tenants access for one night, to booking the pool out for a week, a month, a year, permanently. It's likely to be the same tenet under the law. Unless I am mistaken, changes to common areas require raising at an AGM or an EGM (Extraordinary General Meeting) at which a quorum must be present and a certain percentage must vote in favour. If I was an owner, I would be speaking to the Juristic Manager/Management Company to understand in full detail what the benefits to the co-owners is and what process they followed to book it out to a private function.
  11. Does the Seal have launch control? On the high performance VAG EV Sport Coupe’s, Launch control boosts the output power for a few seconds.
  12. Just 2 problems with that, 1st their jurisdiction is St. Kitts & Nevis and 2nd, that’s not the same WR Life Company that you sign up with. IMHO it’s a long game scam, they will pay out small claims but not big ones and will trade until someone stops them.
  13. I think you're dead wrong, a few guys from Leeds UK, just spent hundreds of thousands of baht buying bud. People are stocking up, either that or they are dealers in the UK.
  14. WR Life is a limited liability partnership registered in the UK with 2 non-resident partners in France and India. They would be prohibited from carrying on business in Thailand if they were registered here. What are you going to do if they don't pay? who will you sue? which non-existent regulator or ombudsman will you appeal to?
  15. Don't believe hyperbole
  16. I did read the Op and also much more detail elsewhere, if you have a prescription then it's not recreational, I think you'll find you can buy with a prescription.
  17. You might recall, this is exactly what I said would happen. I think you’ll find with a fairly easy to obtain prescription, you will still be able to buy your buds.
  18. Apparently the Seal is equipped with an electrochromic panoramic glass roof. This means it can change it's tint dynamically by applying an electric current, perhaps buried in the infotainment system is a setting or maybe it lightens when you turn on the headlights? BYD Seal (ambilightinc.com) How Electrochromic Glass Works | SageGlass
  19. Could it be because it's a sports saloon and not an SUV?
  20. Not really, consumers aren't paying anything like that. That article makes unrealistic assumptions
  21. Why? Are you going back under your bridge with your postman husband?
  22. I specifically asked for clarification, which god?
  23. Which fictitious god of the 12,000 or so are you talking about?
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