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Thanks to Donald, finally we know.
A computer like Turings was stand alone. The internet is a system for networking computers. I have a little experience in it as my career was in networking in Silicon Valley for companies that had a hand in the development of various protocols that the internet functions on today. My last company was bought out by Cisco Systems who some might have heard of. This is not to belittle Turing. He was a genius and ahead of his time. But he had nothing to do with the internet. At least not to my knowledge. Never know. I could be unaware of some development on paper he did that led to something in the internet today. -
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Why is it always so very COLD, during the HOT season, in Thailand?
I NEVER complain about the weather....here in Chiang Mai. I NEVER complain about the SMOKE. I am always PROACTIVE.....I don't mess around..... MY TEMPS ARE .....always...GOOD. MY AIR quality...IS....ALWAYS..... pm OK..... I do not mess around. And, I do not complain. You guys don't know how to live in a place like this, I guess.... a. OH...sorry.....it's just too HOT for me....what a joke. b. OH...sorry....It's just a bit to SMOKY for me....... c...... NOT...NOT..... d. NO. NEVER to smoky for me....... e. I am ALWAYS .....OK....... I love the smoke, and I love the heat...... And, dire straits have never bothered me....MUCH.... -
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Thai tax tangle: Expats warned of new rules on overseas income
This would apply to pensions only of course - he specifically speaks about pensions like the UK 'old age pension' - not a 'government pension' from being a pimms quaffing whitehall type civil servant (as exampted by the treaty, of course - these are the very people who negotiated the treaty and they exempted themselves) but the basic pension which most people seem to get which is essentially 'social security' and Thailand doesn't tax that for Thais so they can't tax it for foreigners because it would be discriminatory, now a DTA may come into play with a non discrimination clause - but maybe not - because if the Thais are not taxed on it then they can't just go ahead and tax the foreigner for whatever made up reason they want to. This is the first time I've heard this argument presented by Carden and his team. His employee (the Thai accountant woman in the video) has been talking to the revenue department about it for a long time according to the video. Seems legit to me. Anyway I have no pension but I figured I'd mention it here because I know a lot you guys do.....and I like to think many people can avoid this completely If I were a Thai tax resident I would speak to the one of the many Thai accountants who works at his company. -
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The U.S. dollar is tanking — and the likely explanation is not flattering for Trump
I haven't seen 34.4 to 1 in awhile. -
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Trump’s Tariff Strategy: US can no longer act as the world's economic shock absorber
Not even a hint of positivity.
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