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DHL packages belong to anyone ?
Have they been opened and checked by Customs? -
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The World’s Deadliest Infectious Disease Is About to Get Worse
Well apart from: Canada taking and sheltering your diplomats when the US Embassy was seized in Teheran, NATO invoking article 5 in the treaty when you were attacked on 9/11, many countries expending their blood and treasure ( including Denmark and Canada) in your various foreign interventions in the Middle East when asked... Funny how the same names come up isn't it? -
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Thailand Yet to Finalise Policy on Taxing Expats’ Overseas Income
If I had a choice of volunteering information to the tax man, or slamming my personal appendage in a car door, I'm choosing the latter.- 1
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DHL packages belong to anyone ?
Drop it, Hide it, Lose it, well known for not getting things to correct destination, so anything's possible. -
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Solar - 8kW Hybrid Inverter w/10kWh (upgraded to 20kWh in Sept. 2022) ESS/battery (not DIY)
Good question, and one I thought about in the past. In the end we decided not to and our AVR is currently disconnected. Just how low is "somewhat low", most hybrids are perfectly happy down to 185V or so at which point they disconnect from the grid and continue powering the loads from solar/batteries. My main worry is that the AVR isn't designed with this mode in mind and the control system could become confused and do weird things. Note that I didn't actually test this so what actually happens is unknown and is very likely variable with the type and manufacturer of the AVR. If your supply is always very low you could consider a fixed boost auto-transformer, basically a manual voltage regulator, much lower cost than an AVR and no control system to become upset. Personally, I wouldn't bother doing anything unless it becomes an actual issue. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 17 March 2025
Scam Alert! Revenue Department Email Fraud Uncovered Picture courtesy of Siam Rath Authorities in Thailand have issued a warning to the public following reports of a new email scam. Deceptive emails purporting to be from the Revenue Department are circulating, targeting unsuspecting individuals. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1354833-scam-alert-revenue-department-email-fraud-uncovered/
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