Bruno123

6 hours ago, Matzzon said:

Just the thought of that they actually let this be, grow and are doing this to inflict pain and suffering on the tourist industry is unfathomable.

 

However, I can sometimes understand the single Thai incidents and many individual Thai citizens actions. That based on the fact of Pattaya as a magnet for criminality and slime of the earth extremely rotten and unwanted foreigner the city seem to attract. If this comment was only based on them, then they could let Pattaya rot and build an unbreakable dome over the city.

 

Ok, as a good thing. I also personally know a bunch of good guys that have settled down in Pattaya, so that does not go for them or anybody else that knows how to behave. it´s just that the city unfortunately seems to attract to much of the wrong people.

I'm sure English is not your first language, but...what?

What kind of people would be attracted to a place famous for it's loose morals??

Do you live in Pattaya? If so, why? Why did your good guy friends choose to settle there? How does one define "know how to behave"?

Does that include taking a girl upstairs discreetly? Is walking with her hand in hand misbehaving?

I mean, many people would consider walking around, parading your lady of the night, rather distasteful. Whereas the protagonist may consider that he is acting as a gentleman should.

What about the people involved in the business? What kind of people would involve themselves in such a business in the first place? 

Pattaya is what it is. Neither one nor the other. It may have a beach, but I would never consider entering the water.

When people can no longer make money there, they will move on. For me, this is the real issue. Greed and exploitation.

You seem rather too keen to throw stones at others. Often used as a vehicle to distract attention from oneself.

Personally, I visit because I have a non-Asian girlfriend who works in a normal job there. 

9 hours ago, KhunHeineken said:

I originally thought when Windows 10 was free, people, or businesses, got a lot of free licenses off Microsoft, and when the free Windows 10 offer expired, they started to sell them, but I don't know this for sure.  I think that was only for Windows 10 Home, not Pro.

 

How can Microsoft be selling Windows 10 licenses at $200USD when there are genuine licenses being sold for a fraction of the price?  Problem is, how to know you are getting a genuine license.

 

I'm still with Windows 7 but I will be migrating soon.  I have no problem paying 12 Euro, but not too keen on paying $200USD.  Is the German company you purchased your license from still selling? 

If you have genuine activated Windows 7, then you don't need to buy a licence for Windows 10.

2 hours ago, Matzzon said:

Do not care about any other suggestions, than buying your Windows Key directly from Microsoft Store. It will be the only way to maximaise the guarantee that you are the only one with the same Key. It will cost maybe 20 dollar more, but it will be worth it.

https://www.microsoft.com/th-th/store/b/windows

฿6,199 Home US$205

฿8,999 Pro US$297

20 dollar more or 200 dollar more?

On 11/12/2019 at 5:10 AM, vincent13 said:

Well I'm confused! Not sure what the deal is ....

Buy at THAI office between 11 November - 10 December 2019.

Travel both ways between 11 November 2019 – 31 May 2020 (You can make a reservation from as little as six hours beforehand)

Blackout periods: 25 December 2019 - 5 January 2020 and 10 - 15 April 2020

Initialising doesn't affect the data. You need to initialise to be able to access the data.

You can initialise the disk via the Disk Management console. You'll need to choose from MBR or GPT.  You can make an educated guess at which was on there.

Was fine where I stayed, in the south-east.