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Or apparently informative reading

I have and you need to

And bits of the coral

Are they worse? Is there independent evidence to support this?

Had 2 primary + 2 boosters and I am not getting any more. Had enough.

Agreed. It is an insult to the real Mafia

I assume they understand that Parrot fish decimate coral reefs. Not that I agree with him catching all of the ones he shows in the photo but just thought I would add that fishy fact.

I stand corrected than. Thank you

Try both and see which meets your requirements the best

No. Requirement is based on what? There is no rising threat towards Thailand or is there?

They already have started the invasion

Bit Defender. Used it for years and always in the top 3 of effective Anti Virus software.

I think, but not sure it is a maximum of 30%. In a car we had the windows was 15% which I found to be dark enough to allow for a good view of the road.

If you can afford a car surely you can afford seats for the children

I have an agent I use for Renewing my visa and driving license. They may be able to help. They are located in the Rangsit area I believe. They are called Viswics and are contactable using LINE

It comes under the facility NFC (Near Field Communication)

2 connections in such a short space is not acceptable. It just shows the poor quality of workmanship. Not the person who installed it at fault but the lack of training he received from the company.

You have to give him credit for staying at the scene of the accident.

It probably wouldn't be something you consider but as a Telecommunications Consultant it is something I take notice of. After installation an OTDR test should be made on every fibre within the cable but I doubt if that is always performed. I am not blaming the fibre as the sole reason there are many but they would be outside of a discussion like this. No the last 100m doesn't determine it at all, it is the condition of the fibres in the cable, the quality of connections and splices if applicable.

Wiring regulations 18th Edition I think it is now covers everything

Would certainly seem to be the case

The guys do, do the best they can with the knowledge they have but it isn't up to standard. I am sure most of the guys would really enjoy learning about fibre cable and how to install it. I don't blame the guys who are carrying out the installation I blame the companies for not properly training them

Any car I am driving wont move until everybody has seat belts on. Are taxi's going to be checked to ensure all seats have a seat belt and that they are in good working condition?

If you have ever considered why your fibre internet is slower than you would expect maybe I have the answer. Recently I was passing where fibre cables were being installed. A mass of cable was on the floor in the figure 8 configuration which reduces the stress in the cable to the minimum. Watching as I walked the guy in charge of the installation walked right over the cable, shortly after a motor bike drove over it. Either of these activities will provide distortion to a fibre cable. I pointed this out, in Thai, to the man in charge who was slightly taken back as he did not know this. It does account thought for any slowness in your network. The supervisor was not aware and I don't blame the people doing the installation. They are not adequately trained for the installation of such cables so you cant expect them to know what they should and should not do. The point is if your connection is slower than expected it could be due to people walking on the cable.

Impossible, they dont work that fast to meet the end of the month deadline