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Trump's Successful Gambit to Remind Americans of His Incompetence
What if they are not though. What if they are fighting tooth and nail to protect the poor and middle class while a small fringe on the left is over the top on some things. Why would some media and politicians emphasize the weirdness so you believe it to be a major problem? I get that it is hard to see it that way! -
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Thai suspects surrender on brutal attack on Chinese businessman
Photo courtesy of The Nation By Puntid Tantivangphaisal Following Chon Buri police’s crackdown yesterday, five Thai men linked to a notorious Chinese gang have surrendered to police after allegedly brutally assaulting a Chinese businessman in Pattaya last year in a violent bid to take over his pub. The attack took place on September 14, when Chen Jing, a Chinese businessman and part-owner of a popular Pattaya pub, was ambushed and beaten. The gang, led by Li Jia Rui, also known as Bobby, allegedly wanted to force Chen to sell his shares in the business. Following the attack, Chen filed a complaint with the Immigration Bureau, demanding justice. Police launched an investigation and, on January 23, raided Li’s luxury residence in Pattaya’s Khao Talo neighbourhood. However, he had already disappeared. His wife told officers that Li fled on January 19 and has not been seen since. Police believe he is still in Thailand, with immigration officers tightening border controls to prevent his escape. Meanwhile, the five Thai suspects – Attapol, Jakkrit, Amarin, Phannaphop, and Thanwa – yesterday, January 29, turned themselves in at Pattaya City Police Station. They were charged with assault and making threats at night using vehicles. The suspects denied all charges but were handed over for legal proceedings. This case is part of a larger turf war between Chinese business groups in Pattaya. On March 27 last year, a violent altercation erupted between rival Chinese factions outside pubs owned by Li and Chen, which sit directly opposite each other. As of yesterday, arrest warrants have been issued for 10 out of 14 suspects, including both Chinese and Thai nationals. Four remain on the run, prompting police to seek international cooperation to track them down. The incident has sparked public outrage, with growing calls for stricter enforcement against foreign criminal networks operating in Pattaya. Local police are now under mounting pressure to crack down on organised crime and restore public safety, reported The Nation. Source: The Thaiger -- 2025-01-30 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 30 January 2025
Motorbikes flout Pattaya’s one-way rule, locals demand action By Puntid Tantivangphaisal Photo courtesy of Pattaya Mail Traffic in Pattaya’s bustling Buakhao area is turning into a dangerous free-for-all, as motorbikes continue to ignore one-way restrictions on Soi Honey and Soi Diana, raising serious safety concerns among residents and business owners. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1350352-motorbikes-flout-pattaya’s-one-way-rule-locals-demand-action/ -
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Motorbikes flout Pattaya’s one-way rule, locals demand action
Photo courtesy of Pattaya Mail By Puntid Tantivangphaisal Traffic in Pattaya’s bustling Buakhao area is turning into a dangerous free-for-all, as motorbikes continue to ignore one-way restrictions on Soi Honey and Soi Diana, raising serious safety concerns among residents and business owners. Despite clear one-way street designations, riders are brazenly driving against the flow of traffic, creating chaos and near-miss collisions in the heart of Pattaya’s nightlife district. Locals say the lack of enforcement has turned the rule into a meaningless suggestion, putting both motorists and pedestrians at serious risk. “There’s no point in having a one-way system if no one follows it. The police need to take action before someone gets seriously hurt.” Many residents and business owners believe that stricter enforcement is the only solution, urging local officials to crack down on reckless riders before tragedy strikes. They are calling for heavier fines, increased police presence, and stricter traffic control measures to restore order to the streets. The situation highlights a growing problem with traffic law enforcement in Pattaya, where violations often go unchecked. With ongoing efforts to improve road safety, local officials are now under pressure to step up and prevent further accidents before it’s too late, reported Pattaya Mail. Pattaya faces ongoing traffic challenges, particularly in congested areas like Buakhao, Walking Street, and Jomtien. The rapid growth of tourism, nightlife activities, and an increasing number of vehicles contribute to serious road safety concerns. Despite having traffic regulations in place, poor enforcement leads to widespread issues, including running red lights, driving on footpaths, and illegal parking. Tourists unfamiliar with Thai road rules also contribute to accidents, particularly when renting motorbikes without proper experience. Heavy congestion is another major problem, particularly on Beach Road, Second Road, and Sukhumvit Road, where gridlock during peak hours is a frequent occurrence. Double parking and street vendors occupying road space further worsen the situation, making it difficult for traffic to flow smoothly. Source: The Thaiger -- 2025-01-30 -
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Artificial Intelligence
Yeah @madone tried it on a pi, lack of GPU it struggles but can set up a basic standalone GPT. I have set up proof of concepts especially around video recognition using Nvidia Jetsons before and built a robot with them before, the Jetsons are cool devices and brilliant to practice AI with a little more expensive than the Pi's but if you are into it probably negligable. Doing a bit of stuff with ESP32's at the moment and Arduino programming, just bought a couple of LoRa's from China those are interesting devices I've got them talking to each other but not hooked up to any IoT stuff just yet. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 30 January 2025
Rare tiger family caught on camera in Kaeng Krachan park - video By Puntid Tantivangphaisal Screenshot of Kraeng Krachan National Park Facebook video For the first time, a tigress and her three cubs have been recorded roaming Kaeng Krachan National Park, confirming that Thailand’s largest wild cats are successfully breeding in the protected forest. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1350351-rare-tiger-family-caught-on-camera-in-kaeng-krachan-park-video/
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