Cloggie

I once got my ATM card back showing them my passport.

If you complain about the internet speed you will have a very hard time here!!!!

Thanks for the info - so it looks like no job for a certified HP paper jam remover (cum laude)

Removing your Google account will NOT remove all information (maybe some information) from you stored on Internet - even this post is now part of Internet so you need to remove this post as well

Look for Cowon - iAudio, MP3 with build in mic, rechargeable and works perfect - well for me...

Will this trojan also work if you use OTP? Everytime I want to access my account or make a transfer I need to enter a password send to me mobile phone.

Update your bankbook and check the code behind the TB150 what it is for - don't guess / think / it looks like ....

If invited just eat and drink as much as you like / can.

Double post - please delete

Did you already look here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WirelessCardsSupported

You can read it from his face: "It was not me"....

Use 3BB in Hua Hin and noticed this morning that I can't access http://www.raspberrypi.org/ - maybe that this is blocked as well......

Replaced Internet Explorer 10 with Internet Explorer 11 - no problems, working fine.

Should be here if I am correct: 12° 30.817', 99° 58.561'

Thanks for the response so far but what about "hands on site".

Yes you can do a lot remotely but you can't solve everything remotely, paper jams, broken hard disk, broken screen, cables that are broken and working 30 years with users I can add 1.000 more issues that you can't solve remotely, you need hands on site as well!

I worked with people that make TB 350.00 a month and are NOT able to put a 220 plug in a UPS, can't make international telephone calls and are not able to connect their laptop to the network (switch on wifi)

How doe you solve these issues remotely?

I agree with hhfarang, this is exactly what my teacher does as well, I use the same books as my 5 year old son who goes to the Thai school.

Ian223 - thanks for your comments.

Found today CCTV systems at HomePro and will have a look at them as well - have a look at www.kenprocctv.com

Looks like they have a dealer in my town so will have a look at the prices there first on Monday.

At my previous job I installed and used 16 systems with 16 CCTV camera's each.

Biggest problem always was that it was very, very difficult to see who it was, they all had black hair, brown skin etc etc

Unless the person was 1 / 2 meter close to the camera you could see who it was, but further away - forget it.

Termites will love all the wood.....

Just part of life here, no problem as long as my beer stays cold in the fridge.

When I look at TV I think a lot of people have bigger problems in life compared to a few minutes 'fai dap' in Hua Hin

Spend already hours on reading reviews some very positive - some very negative so lets see if any people here have any experience with this Security Camera before I buy it next week from InvadeIT.

Recently we had some "visitors" in our Moo Baan and my girlfriend wants a camera outside so she can see what is going on at the gate / garden, also in the evening.

It looks like the D-Link DCS-5020L can all do this and the idea is to mount it outside under the roof (I know it's not s special outdoor camera), connect it to my WIFi network and monitor our home over internet when we are not there..

Any members any experience with this camera?

Why not a private teacher, I pay TB 10.500 for 30 hours - 15 lessons of 2 hours a week

Any comments from the cat?

My experience with 'students'

- the average bargirl in Bangkok / Pattaya speaks better English than a graduated student from a university

- Did a job interview and said to the guy 'Good morning, how are you' - his response "Slowly, slowly please"

If you look for the best Universities in the World, skip the first pages - you will find the first Thai University somewhere at 350 - so don't expect to hire a future Nobel Price winner!

I installed OpenElec on it: http://openelec.tv/ to access my movies on my NAS.