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Microsoft Office has gone up up 25%! What alternatives are there?
Never bought a package, sure from time to time you get a pop up to buy a package/upgrade Never uninstall the programme or ever re-install, in over 30 years using Kingsoft/WPS never had read only mode ?? -
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Opinion Russian Teacher to Thais: Drop ‘Farang’ if 'Ni Hao' Offends
Exactly so the wife using “foreigner” is not as precise as “farang” -
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Teenage German tourists handcuffed and deported from Hawaii over ‘suspicious’ hotel booking
So I suppose don't respond to work related email on your phone while in the US? Don't stop off in the US for a cheeky holiday while returning from corporate management meetings in Toronto. -
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Economy US Tariff Hike Shakes Southeast Asia's Solar Industry, Thailand Among Hardest Hit
Strange that Indonesia and the Philippines are not on the list. Prices on solar panels should drop further in Thailand 🇹🇭. -
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Ebike Tailight Always On Help
I have posted about this before, left it for a while, now back into it. I have 2 Ebikes bought from China about 2 years ago and I assembled them here. Both bikes LED tail lights are always on, I think it's a fault and I am fairly sure the lights weren't on when I assembled them, but don't remember clearly. I think it could be a controller fault, but with both bikes? Also the on/off switch does not seem to do anything and the push button light stays on all the time. The complete assembly is enclosed in an Al tube that slips into the frame and is a bugger to access but I have uncovered the top of the tube where the tailight, switch, charger connector and motor + connector are. I have traced out some of the circuit (cct) which I have attached and also pictures of the light, connectors, on/off switch and wiring. I have not traced the wiring into the tube, battery setup and controller. From the cct diagram it appears the LED light would be always on as voltage is present on the large purple and red wires coming up from the controller and batteries and the LED is across this feed. But this doesn't make sense to me. Why have the LED always on discharging the batteries and the push button on/off switch doesn't seem to do anything, always on. I did post about this before and ordered a new switch, but twas the wrong type. If you have any suggestions please let me know before my wife kills me for being possessed with this problem.The red and purple wires come up the tube from the controller and batteries I guess. They go to a connector on the frame where the motor cable plugs into. The tailight goes off to the right. Voltage is always on the red and purple wires hence the LED light is always on. The on/off push button switch light is always on. There seems to be a bit of bodgie wiring with a 500 ohm resistor (R1) wired across the switch. The head of the battery tube showing the LED, charger port and motor port. The push button switch rear is just visible. Push button switch markings looked like 48v with C, NO, NC contacts but pushing button does nothing. Push button switch, positive throw but always on. -
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Opinion Russian Teacher to Thais: Drop ‘Farang’ if 'Ni Hao' Offends
Another storm in a teacup. I must have been here too long as I'm always referring to other whities as farlang.
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