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Bitcoin in the U.S. taxation scheme -- what is it really good for?
Sure, you can't see it or touch it - - it can't move but you can lose it all if you forget your password - right? But just like money, it only has any value because some people agree it has value - same as Euros, pesos, dollars, old baseball cards and pet rocks. -
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What Thai cities float your boat?
Assuming that you are comfortable and competent with both "voicing and communicating" in the Thai language, what were the specifics of any problems that you encountered? -
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Thai - Cambodia Conflict Thailand Eyes Concrete Wall Solution for Cambodian Border Tensions
You are suffering from some strange bias. https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/general/3054257/thai-soldiers-ask-singing-cambodians-to-disperse -
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Problems after Sleep on New Desktop.
ChatGPT has a view on this issue: This issue—Wi-Fi disconnecting or failing to reconnect after waking from sleep—is common on both Windows 10 and 11. It’s usually due to how Windows manages power to network adapters. Fortunately, there are several proven fixes: 🔧 1. Prevent Windows from turning off the Wi-Fi adapter This is the most common fix. Press Windows + X → select Device Manager Expand Network adapters → right-click your Wi-Fi adapter → select Properties Go to the Power Management tab Uncheck: “Allow the computer to turn off this device to save power” Click OK This stops Windows from powering down the Wi-Fi card during sleep, which sometimes causes it not to reconnect properly after waking. 🔧 2. Disable Fast Startup Fast Startup can sometimes interfere with Wi-Fi reconnections after sleep or hibernation. Press Windows + R, type powercfg.cpl, press Enter Click Choose what the power buttons do (left side) Click Change settings that are currently unavailable Uncheck Turn on fast startup (recommended) Save changes and restart your PC 🔧 3. Update your Wi-Fi drivers In Device Manager, right-click your Wi-Fi adapter Select Update driver → Search automatically If no update is found, visit the manufacturer’s website (e.g., Intel, Realtek) and download the latest driver manually Even recent systems may ship with outdated Wi-Fi drivers, especially after Windows updates. 🔧 4. Set Wi-Fi adapter to Maximum Performance Go to Control Panel > Power Options Click Change plan settings next to your selected power plan Click Change advanced power settings Expand Wireless Adapter Settings > Power Saving Mode Set both On battery and Plugged in to Maximum Performance 🔧 5. Run Windows Network Troubleshooter (optional but quick) Go to Settings > Network & Internet > Status Scroll down and click Network troubleshooter ✅ Optional: Try a Scheduled Task workaround Some users script a Wi-Fi reconnect on wake using a scheduled task that runs a simple netsh command. Let me know if the other steps don’t resolve it, and I can walk you through setting that up too. 🧪 Windows 11 Specific Notes This issue is known and recurrent on Win11, particularly with Intel AX201/AX211 chipsets. Microsoft has occasionally patched this in updates—make sure your system is fully updated (Settings > Windows Update). -
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Friend in need of assistance
Lay down and continue sleeping again. Too early to think for you😂 -
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UK 220 MPs Demand Keir Starmer Recognise Palestinian Statehood
I think that the 41% unsure is a large extent too. Starmer is about to dig another foot down in Labour's grave.
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