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  1. GPS Tag is from 100 baht.
  2. Dependent on your current version you may need to go into it's Settings in order to choose to allow the account to be transferred.
  3. Why didn't you just get the battery changed? 12.5 is later than 12.18 😊
  4. But the dogs were behind the fences...
  5. Your link was better than nothing, but the emphasis should have been on the backing up first. Don't beat yourself up about it. I know backing up is contained within the article, but here you need to explain/emphasise. If they just signed in as someone suggested, that could be all their data lost.
  6. Maybe that was the cannabis shop owner that tried to shoo him away. Either way, it looked like it was the Thai woman who started the violence. She's the one with the bottle. Yet they are blaming the Brit for being violent. Despite this and there not being any evidence of him being violent presented here, there is the usual baying for blood. Strange creatures.
  7. Unless you wish to lose all of your LINE history, better to bypass what passes for advice here. Positively dangerous. BACK UP first or you will lose everything that is more than fourteen days old.
  8. You can go online to find people who claim to experience 125 MB/s. Obviously using different equipment under different conditions than yourself.
  9. That simple eh? You think the other devices in use have no bearing on the results?
  10. What are you talking? Cables advertising? Even if there is some tenuous connection, you do understand that 480 Mbps is equal to 60 MB/s...don't you? But what that has to do with the drive in question I don't know. But what I can tell you, is that any drive advertising that deliberately omits any mention of Write speed is suspect. Mentioning only Sequential Read speeds to try to make the thing look good. 480 Mbps is simply USB 2.0 specification from the year 2000. A maximum of 60MB/s minus overheads.
  11. Just the kind of thing I mentioned You simply cannot help yourself. Like children in the playground. It's like a mental illness that has spread.

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