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  1. Just now, still kicking said:

    Windows 10

    From the meager information collected there is no reason to assume that you need a new laptop. Seems fast enough for personal use.

    A complete re installation is generally a good idea but plan carefully about the consequences and preparation. Data lost? What programs to reinstall?
    Not an easy decision.

     

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  2. 22 minutes ago, still kicking said:

    Acer Asire E 15 Running Microsoft Edge

    Acer Aspire E15 is has an i5 CPU and 8 GB RAM.

     

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    Running Microsoft Edge

    Edge is a browser from Microsoft not an operating system.

    So it runs some Windows version. 10 or 11?

  3. 4 minutes ago, retarius said:

    'm sure it is somewhat less in Bangkok and Pattaya, and somewhat more in rural areas (where I live).....I put this down to people in cities walking more and riding on motorcycles or in cars in rural areas.

    So do observations differ :biggrin:

    To me it looks quite the contrary for the adult population.

    It's less about physical exercise but more about junk food, super sweet drinks.

    My neighbor opposite is 82! years old and works alone in his sugar and rice fields daily in the torching heat.

    He will never get fat. Other males opposite you could count their rips.

    The younger generation is a different matter.

    Spoilt by junk food AND no exercise.

     

  4. 5 minutes ago, PPMMUU said:

    Perhaps the Thais around you are not representative of the entire country?

    You were quicker.

    Up here the elderly commons (50+) are rarely obese.

    No donuts, no Oreo and similar, no coke and other liquid sugar bombs, no pizza, no KFC, no bubble tea, ....

    Sticky rice is the only thing they could get obese from.

     

    It's a question of age and location.

    Sure the under 30s in the wealthy places might well be more than 12% obese.

    Reasons see above.

  5. 180 million by 2025. That is next year!

    What are they dreaming?

    Not even the Chinese are that quick in construction.

     

    37 minutes ago, KannikaP said:

    Wouldn't MAXIMUM connecting time make more sense?

    Fits all very well with some headline I saw about being 3+ hours ahead at the airport (once again).

     

    What drugs are these planners on?

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  6. 10 minutes ago, ChaiyaTH said:

    They re-use old numbers here too fast without a cool down period

    Maybe operators become short of numbers. Short like Bangkok car sign plates 😁 (what will happen after prefix 9).

    Just look at the policy of selling internet SIM cards often thrown away after a year.

    Shops are full with preconfigured SIM cards for internet from all operators.

    You can buy a 200 Baht SIM card for a month (test) and if you are not satisfied just throw it in the bin.

  7. Interesting observation today with AIS mobile and public WiFi.

    In the car I could not listen to my usual radio streams (Germany, Switzerland), more blackouts than content.

    Test to that Helsinki location gave 1.9 Mbit/s!

    On the way back I used a US VPN server and all smooth with the radio.

    Back home at 3BB fiber the Helsinki test gives down/up of 9/61 (inverse again).

    Quite meager and much worse than yesterday.

    I can not draw a clear conclusion from all that.

     

    No updated news about the cable (SEA-ME-WE5).

    "end of may" was expected.
     

  8. It is peak hour for internet use now (18:30 Thai time) and voila!

    The speed test to Helsinki that gave 86/63 in the early afternoon now gives:

     

    16/64

    Not catastrophic but with the often reported anomaly of download being slower than upload.

     

    AND: some youtube video stuck right now. Time to VPN.

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