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54 minutes ago, owl sees all said:
No school for Mildred tomorrow (Monday). Just about to post, go round to her driver, pay him his 500 baht and tell him she's off tomorrow.
I can't help myself:
Get his phone number and Mrs Owl can impart the important details. I've never known a Thai to turn down the opportunity to call someone on a mobile.Plus when he drops Mildred off at home that's the chance to pay him. Or do you go out as an excuse to look for totty, as Mrs Owl has accused you in the past? I see more time in the shed looming.
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1 minute ago, BobinBKK said:19 hours ago, Justgrazing said:
What's he in a glass box for ..
I think it's bulletproof glass...
A good idea.
The journalists can then feel safe he can't shoot them, given the way he's belittled them in the past for asking awkward questions that highlight his shortcomings.
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4 hours ago, rooster59 said:
PM tells police to take legal action against COVID-19-infected people who conceal their movements
I'm telling no one where I defecate.
Will that includes cats, who tend to bury their movements?
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3 minutes ago, Mavideol said:
and all turns out good and well thanks to the magic amulet, where can I buy one 555
P.S; please be aware the above text may contain some intended sarcasm
Hey, I've got Pat. Pending on a very similar phrase! See below. For a small fee I could license its use.
<For the hard-of-learning: The text above may contain traces of sarcasm>
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19 minutes ago, Justgrazing said:
I thought maybe it was some sort of Houdini escape scenario " and for my next trick " ..
it is a glass case isn't it only I can't find my glarses ...
Perhaps trying Houdini's last trick?
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3 minutes ago, Justgrazing said:What's he in a glass box for ..
We'll soon 'see'.
Perhaps it's airtight?
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59 minutes ago, rooster59 said:
A force of 100 uniformed and plain clothes officers was mobilized to search for him and he was found 40 minutes later hiding in a drainage pipe.
'100 police' 'found 40 minutes later'
The police are capable of being organised when they need to save their own skins.
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12 hours ago, jackdd said:
Most powerbanks (at least the better ones) provide 2.4A on the Type-A ports (5*2.4=12W). If your powerbank provides 3A (5*3=15W) on the Type-C port this would only be a bit faster.
According to Google the Samsung A71 supports "5V/3A, 9V/2.77A, and 11V/2.25A", assuming this is what the stock charger outputs, it means the phone is getting charged with 25W. That's 60% faster than the best case scenario with your powerbank, it would always feel slow. I think powerbanks able to provide 25W are rare though.
Yes, that's exactly what it says on the A71charger itself: Model EP-TA800 Output [email protected].
Elsewhere it was suggested to try pressing 'on' the power button of the powerbank, immediately before plugging it into the phone. I did try that, but it had no effect. It's a pity the type C port isn't as 'smart' as the label says it is!
Looks like it's down to using the type A>type C lead.
Thanks.
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On 1/25/2021 at 9:04 PM, Leaver said:
Space exploration. ????
Between the ears.
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3 minutes ago, jackdd said:
No idea why it's not working, but there is also not much you could do about it, besides of buying a different powerbank.
But I don't see how this matters much anyway, just use a type A -> type C cable and you are good.
Yeah, I realise that.
I'm interested in discovering whether there's a compatibility issue with powerbanks when using type C> type C.
Plus my wife, now she's realised how much faster it is to charge using the 'fast' charger, is frustrated the powerbank is slower than the new mains charger.
The previous Samsung phone and charger (USB A>micro USB) was 1.55A, the new one is 3.0A, hence the type C USB lead designed to carry a higher current.
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1 minute ago, Justgrazing said:5 minutes ago, snoop1130 said:
Gen Prawit sets Khlong Saen Saep renovation deadline for year’s end
No time to waste then with chief watch keeper on the case ..
Will that include compulsory life jackets for all passengers, or only if someone's watching?
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1 minute ago, Justgrazing said:27 minutes ago, webfact said:
She could only breathe through one nostril and her body was being sucked by countless leeches.
Might have found a better turn of phrase there for that ..
She should have had some Vicks Sinex nasal spray with her. Lasts up to eight hours, Malcolm.
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3 minutes ago, Justgrazing said:
No2 looks like an aerial view of Bernard Bresslaw ..
Sadly he wasn't this particular film: Carry On Don't Lose Your Head (1966)
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20 minutes ago, webfact said:
She plans to thank the people who rescued her properly when she recovers
I'm guessing she was rendered speechless when they rescued her?
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1 hour ago, NCC1701A said:
During this mini lockdown I have built a enormous catapult in my backyard here in Hua Hin. the second the order is announced that "entertainment" venues are open I will launch myself towards Bangkok.
I've seen the photos of you testing it
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1 hour ago, NCC1701A said:
soi 80 and bintabaht closed last night.
will recon tonight and report back. over.
A well known Irish man has fairly recently opened a bar just out of the city centre. Claims he has been open every day, never been closed down during the lock-down. Or is it just blarney?
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56 minutes ago, zhounan said:
Wow this news can be used by TAT to promote a new Visa
Some sort of hair-raising agricultural visa?
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28 minutes ago, Andrew Dwyer said:
They are just trying to tempt tourists back to Thailand !!
Next on the list:
Penis enlargement visa
Soi Cowboy 14 day quarantine
Motorcycle exhilaration holiday
( the last one is a scam, they rent you a Honda Click and send you into heavy traffic !! )
Motorcycle exhilaration holiday - aka instant brown trousers holiday.
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1 hour ago, Thaiwrath said:
If bald Thai men believe it, just like the women believe in the "whitening" cream, they will not be able to produce enough of the stuff ! ????????????
I'm sure they can buy super-glue in bulk.
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My wife decided to replace her mobile phone. She now has a Samsung A71 with a 'fast' charger - USB type C > type C lead.
We also have a powerbank that's been working fine for months.
I can't get the A71 phone to charge from the powerbank if using a type C > type C lead. It's fine if using a USB A > type C lead.
I can charge the powerbank using the powerbank type C port, to her A71 charger (and it's obviously faster).
The powerbank ports are USB A (x2), micro-USB (marked "IN"), type C USB (marked "smart")
I did a search and a Nexus user seemed to be having exactly the same issue as me. Is there some reason for this with powerbank type C ports?
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Just now, Mr Meeseeks said:
So the excuse for the coup was to eliminate corruption but things have got a lot worse since then.
Told you they were not to be trusted. :smug:
Shurely shome mishtake?
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2 hours ago, RichardColeman said:Seems to me that we can forget symptoms like lack of smell and taste, trouble breathing , sore throats , headaches, etc. Just look out for anyone in your family, village or vacinity that suddenly has a desire to travel !
I travel to the toilet frequently. Am I a suspect?
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1 hour ago, RichardColeman said:I think these people should now all be checked for covid high temperature with a anal horse thermometer, just in case, to be on the safe side
What type of thermometer is an 'anal horse'? I tried googling, but it took me to some rather dodgy websites.
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Type C cables & powerbank
in Mobile Devices and Apps
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I've come across some info regarding 'shortcomings' of USB type C connectors. It appears they are not all the same:
https://www.howtogeek.com/353410/3-problems-with-usb-c-you-need-to-know/
and
https://usbccompliant.com/