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Sort Out My Mac Mini..PLEASE.!

leverito · yesterday at 08:43 AM1 day

Hello AN family! I'm going to be honest with you — I'm a bit tired and frustrated at this point, so I'm turning to this community with real hope! I have a Mac mini that needs to be properly connected to a monitor, and what sounds like a simple task has turned into quite an adventure. I've already welcomed several "specialists" from Tukom and nearby shops into my home — lovely people, but unfortunately none of them managed to finish the job properly. The monitor works, yes — but the picture qual
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Federal Prosecutor: "Tick Tock" , California Fraud Arrests Coming,News
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Federal Prosecutor: "Tick Tock" , California Fraud Arrests Coming,News

riclag · March 17Mar 17

A Independent journalist just dropped a bombshell 40 minute video exposing over $170 million in alleged healthcare and welfare fraud in California. US Atty in Cal. says tic tok more arrests coming. This must have something to do with the New anti fraud task force created recently. California here we come. https://x.com/USAttyEssayli/status/2033744657700818968?s=20 The story is based on a federal US atty comment
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Some Idle Speculation About Possible Outcomes from Trump's Reversal
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Some Idle Speculation About Possible Outcomes from Trump's Reversal

Alan Zweibel · 22 hours ago22 hr

Trump now finds himself in quite a pickle. To avoid electoral disaster at home, the prospect of massive destruction of infrastructure in the Gulf States has to be averted. So now he's backing down. But now that the Iranians have seen him backing down, what's to stop them from demanding that Israel cease the destruction too? If not, the Iranians can start to implement their threat. Which would create a split between Trump and Netanyahu. Netanyahu wouldn't have much choice but to acquiesce ultimat
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Tariff shock: Trump’s car industry gamble backfires as costs soar
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Tariff shock: Trump’s car industry gamble backfires as costs soar

bannork · 2 minutes ago2 min

Donald Trump promised tariffs would revive America’s auto industry. Instead, economists say the policy has delivered the opposite — hammering manufacturers with billions in new costs and triggering a legal and political headache that could reverberate into the 2026 midterms. Industry analysts describe a “tariff shock” now rippling across global supply chains. Carmakers are absorbing huge financial hits, suppliers are under strain, and taxpayers could soon face a multibillion-dollar bill if court
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When the Iran War Ends What Would Constitute Victory for the US?
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When the Iran War Ends What Would Constitute Victory for the US?

Alan Zweibel · 19 hours ago19 hr

Would only the unconditional surrender of the Iranian government qualify? Would survival of the government but surrender of their nuclear stockpile qualify? Would guarantees of freedom for the Iranian people along with the survival of the government qualify? Would freedom for the iranian people and surrender of the nuclear stockpile qualify? Would surivival of the government, no nuclear stockpile and cessation of support for allies outside the country qualify? Obviously, there are other possible
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Do you actually get out and explore Thailand ?
Do you actually get out and explore Thailand ?

KhunLA replied to The Cobra's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub

Of course no, Canada is huge, but most a giant tundra. USA is huge, but the central plains are a bit boring. Appalachians & east, Rockies & west. TH, if O&A often, and 5-10 yrs, you've seen everything, or possible to see everything. A lot is 'same same', but still nice. We've seen a lot, but certainly not close to all. Logistically, or more just 'same same'. Then of course when you see some spectacular landscape or village, then the others are, well, maybe, nah, just go to that other place we really liked. People definitely need to get out of the metros & touristy areas, As there's a lot to take in. It definitely takes some planning if you don't self drive. Oh well, just my thoughts. HAPPY TRAVELS
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Gun Drawn in Road Rage Clash at Kanchanaburi Lights
Gun Drawn in Road Rage Clash at Kanchanaburi Lights

Keeenok Powell replied to Georgealbert's topic in Thailand News - Discussion

Not exactly Dirty Harry was he?
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Tariff shock: Trump’s car industry gamble backfires as costs soar
Tariff shock: Trump’s car industry gamble backfires as costs soar

bannork posted a topic in What the Papers are Saying

Donald Trump promised tariffs would revive America’s auto industry. Instead, economists say the policy has delivered the opposite — hammering manufacturers with billions in new costs and triggering a legal and political headache that could reverberate into the 2026 midterms. Industry analysts describe a “tariff shock” now rippling across global supply chains. Carmakers are absorbing huge financial hits, suppliers are under strain, and taxpayers could soon face a multibillion-dollar bill if courts order refunds on illegally collected duties. Billions in losses hit Detroit and beyond The financial damage has been swift. General Motors expects tariffs to cost between $3.5bn and $4.5bn in 2025, while Ford has already taken an $800m second-quarter hit. Volkswagen is preparing for a €5bn blow. Across the industry, the tally is staggering. Analysts estimate more than $25bn in tariff obligations have accumulated in just seven months — roughly $5,200 per imported vehicle. For cars built in Mexico, a key manufacturing hub, costs are rising by about $4,800 per unit, upending a business model built over decades. Supply chains buckle under “three-dimensional crisis” A joint white paper by software firm ServiceNow and consultancy KPMG warns the tariffs are hitting the sector from multiple directions. Higher costs for materials and parts are colliding with supplier instability and a massive administrative burden as manufacturers renegotiate thousands of contracts. Supply-chain specialist Len Prokopets described the situation as a “three-dimensional crisis”. Carmakers must now untangle complex global networks built on decades of relatively open trade. Economists: global production makes tariffs painful Economist Karl Widerquist says the disruption was predictable. Modern manufacturing depends on parts moving across borders before final assembly — meaning tariffs ripple through entire supply chains. For half a century the US auto sector built global production networks around open trade. Suddenly imposing tariffs — sometimes exceeding 100% — forced companies to reprice parts, rethink sourcing and absorb costs that ultimately reach consumers. Court fight could saddle taxpayers with billions The policy is also tangled in court. A US trade judge is currently overseeing a case that could determine how illegally collected tariffs are reimbursed. About $165bn in duties has already been gathered. If unresolved, the interest alone could add roughly $10bn to taxpayer liabilities — a costly consequence of a policy meant to boost domestic industry. Political pressure builds ahead of midterms The backlash may already be visible. Commentators note voters appear increasingly aware that tariffs are hitting their wallets. If that perception hardens, a policy pitched as economic protection could become a political liability — just as the 2026 midterm campaigns begin to take shape. Trump plan did exactly the opposite of what he promised
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When the Iran War Ends What Would Constitute Victory for the US?
When the Iran War Ends What Would Constitute Victory for the US?

Yagoda replied to Alan Zweibel's topic in Political Soapbox

Makes you nervous does it?
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Voyeuristic nightlife
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Voyeuristic nightlife

unblocktheplanet · 1 hour ago1 hr

[Opinion. Though I consider myself a strong proponent of women’s rights and equality. women dress to be appealing to men, esp while clubbing. These women are not naked or obscene. These are not covert upskirt or toilet videos. They’re of women out to get a little drunk and have a good time. Would you rather the men who watch these videos ‘grabbed them by the pussy’? Certainly, in Thailand this genre has taken off in ‘nightlife’ areas. Difference is, one doesn’t have to beg to take her home.
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How Wonderful Is Thai Gym Culture?
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How Wonderful Is Thai Gym Culture?

123Stodg · 4 hours ago4 hr

At my gym, any machine with a comfy seat quickly turns into a place to lounge and get in some added screen hypnosis time. Locals park themselves there, scroll, text, watch videos, and occasionally do a few lazy reps just to appear to be doing something. Over time, I have seen many regular gym goers actually gain more weight rather than lose any. Just by showing up, many seem to feel like they have accomplished something, and then go out afterward and gulp another 1000 calorie Frappa Sugarchino t
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Be honest,was it the traditional values that drew you to a Thai woman
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Be honest,was it the traditional values that drew you to a Thai woman

Conan The Barbarian · 11 hours ago11 hr

Not talking about the obvious stuff that brings most of us here initially. I mean the longer term decision to actually settle down with a Thai woman specifically. Looking back I think the relationship dynamic played a bigger part in my choice than I ever admitted at the time. The roles are just... clear. He provides, she takes care of the home and family. No blurred lines, no competition for the same space, no ongoing negotiation about who does what and why or whose in charge! That model large
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