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Probably a bit of all 3 plus I can do a mixture of things in one operation like meat and veg can go in together, or fish and chips or bacon, sausage and egg as mentioned before. My experience since I got my first one is that I would never want to be without one, but I thought the same about my egg steamer until recently.

In the UK I have a full size kitchen with 4 ring gas hob, convection oven and loads of counter space. I still use the air fryer as a first choice when cooking, but could easily do without. Here in Thailand where I rent, my place has no oven so an airfryer is almost a must have, but a round glass convection oven would be suitable too as they are very similar. It boils down to one or the other IMO, not both. I don't think I've deep fried anything for years.

Convection ovens are typically larger so take longer to preheat and take up more counter space. They don't crisp things up as well as an airfryer, but are more useful when you want bigger portions or are cooking for more people.

Not so far, which they often do when conventional boiling.

Equivalent to boiled eggs or those done in a steamer. Put them in whole for 8 to 10 mins so can be done at the same time as sausage and bacon for breakfast. To get more like a fried or poached egg equivalent you can put them in a silicon or parchment cup and into the airfryer. https://www.lazada.co.th/products/jiang-1pc-silicone-egg-poacher-cook-poach-pods-kitchen-cookware-poached-baking-cup-i2674577787-s11899647742.html https://www.lazada.co.th/products/100pcs-i5420713607-s23031305973.html

I discovered recently that eggs can be put directly in the air fryer and haven't used my steamer or boiled one since.

And other similar posts. Are you aware that there was no intention in describing the cooking technique when they were named air fryers? When it was first patented by Philips it was described as a small size cooking oven and the air fryer name was only given as the output was said to resemble the taste of fried foods.

Sorry, I failed to spot the OP is from 2.5 years ago and has just been dug up again recently.

Why don't I have sad or confused reactions on the regular, non mobile site?

Stops the DWP computers but not the banks' computers and the onus for unearthing fraud is now being put on the banks. The new law (if passed) covers banks and other financial institutions such as Wise, so if investigated (which is unlikely IMO) they could just as easily access Wise info as bank info.

I wasn't commenting on the arithmetic or cost/time involved but on this bit of your post I understood Swift transfers will always show as international.

That's odd. I thought Swift was the backup if Wise let one down as it was guaranteed the international annotation?

The one I posted is on the first page and last posted on 3 days ago. Here's another older one. https://aseannow.com/topic/1343299-cataract-surgeon-innear-pattaya-recommended/

Not sure where you looked but the Health Forum has 446 pages and there's loads on cataracts. Here's a Pattaya one started just a week ago. https://aseannow.com/topic/1369720-cataract-surgery-in-pattaya-or-surrounding-area/

Do you think his Thai bank have an office in he UK he can visit?

Understood. I don't have access to a remote or anything as it's "the office" that have arranged it all. I have an ear in there but not easy to get a hold of, and my observation is of one unit on my floor and 5 presumably identical ones in another building I overlook. However if my arithmetic is right they intend to have installed over 80 of them when done, and then they're moving on to the street lights.

There is now.

My place have started putting in these (actual picture) for overnight lighting, and from observation they're only lasting around 6 hours before packing in. Battery full to battery empty if the 5 leds on the front panel are the battery monitor. With a bit of help from Google I've tracked down some information but a lot of it seems contradictory, eg one source says the battery is 10,000 mAh for the 50W version and one says 4.5AH. Can anyone tell me with any more accuracy what is actually being used and what should be expected from it? Some information sources: https://www.lazada.co.th/products/jd-jd-t-30w-t-50w-t-100w-t-200w-t-300w-jd-jindian-i2910613805-s11510074126.html? https://estrexsolar.co.ke/?product=jd-solar-led-floodlight-50w-100w-200w-300w https://www.damany.co.ke/product/jd-jindian-solar-floodlights-50w-jd-t50

It was Fuji.

It was rehashed recently but the first reports I believe were from May this year. Here's a Bangkok Post article from that time and a subsequent discussion on here. https://www.bangkokpost.com/business/general/3028760/department-to-amend-tax-on-foreign-income-remittance https://aseannow.com/topic/1361044-revenue-department-to-amend-tax-on-foreign-income-remittance/

https://tdac.immigration.go.th/arrival-card/#/home

Kasikorn don't take any fees on a Wise transfer. The poster you made a mess of quoting (loong) did not use Wise so nothing for him to see. Here's his post:

Indeed, Wise don't even claim to be all these things and even provide a comparison tool which currently shows Moneygram being better for GBP and Instarem for EUR and USD (tested with 1,000 of each). However that's just a cost comparison and you should also look at the quality of service and support. If Wise can provide that and be close in price then it's an easy choice (for me) to make. A typo, a miscalculation or have you been robbed?

How does "remaining still" fit in with detecting liveness?

No it wasn't. This is a thread about snapdragon processors.