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unnameduser1
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unnameduser1
6y ago
True respect laws and you won’t need to go to jail like millions of other people who do write negative reviews and haven’t been sued
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unnameduser1
6y ago
He works in Thailand. What are you talking about?
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unnameduser1
6y ago
Wrong. There may be corruption in every country but you can have a just and fair trial in Thailand. The article is mixing issues unrelated to the case here
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6y ago
Not sure why this was downvoted. Police proceedings seemed to be reasonable and if one were to trust reports about the defendants posts the charges are justified. If the defendant were in his home country he would have been arrested all the
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6y ago
Nobody forced the guy to come and work in Thailand. He isn’t a tourist though. If he works here he should know about the laws. Ignorance is not protection against the laws. We see the same with many foreign tourists who come and assume they
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6y ago
Not ridiculous at all. Size of island doesn’t matter. The court is on mainland. Police station where resort filed complaint is where the guy has to go to hear the charges and to make his own statement. All ok so far. The ridiculous part is
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6y ago
Your assumptions are just assumptions = not backed by facts. In reality he could be Elvis born again and also to him laws would still apply. If the resort would have made up the comments they say he posted, then they would be in much more l
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6y ago
There is more to this case. And I’m just summarizing from the statement published by the resort: - customer argued about corkage fee for beverages brought from outside. - customer left and drank beverages outside without needing to pay cor
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6y ago
You apparently have not read enough about the case and make assumptions that are irrelevant
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6y ago
Indeed. It’s clickbait by yahoo news. Poorly researched and badly written. Should be replace by the Singaporean link from commenters below.
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6y ago
Not sure why you got downvoted for quoting the article. But the yahoo article is badly written, one sided and incomplete.
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6y ago
Which part? The manager charging the corkage fee or taking legal action as per law? I see every day negative reviews of places in Thailand rarely heard of anyone who got sued about it. Edit: typo NB. If you don’t break the law you can leave
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6y ago
Are you implying that the resort is suing every customer who gives negative reviews? And if so where is the proof. If not, then it’s just a silly statement made up by you.
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6y ago
Yeah imagine police doing their job. The accused has to be read the charges and has the opportunity to make a formal statement. Does the size of the island matter in that legal case?
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6y ago
Looks interesting and is definitely a required tool to show what websites are doing that average users don’t realize. Sadly the really bad players detect that this is not a normal user and redirect to a error page. You will have to try hard
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6y ago
Can someone recommend whats the best way to connect to a memory DuckDB instance from php(php_fpm) and get return in usable format? E.g. would be used for offline statistical analysis Alterntively, any way to export cli sql results as csv?
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6y ago
You pass data into it as json. Or load it from external source as json
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6y ago
The main point is to let the body recover and become healthier. Im currently using caffeine (french roast, double cup espresso on the rocks) which provides a moderate boost and is available legally over the counter where i live. Lol Pushing
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6y ago
Start with small steps - end the day with a wind down routine - eliminate stress factors where possible - become aware of what stresses you, what makes you tense - try to release tension - go into nature. Its not a magic solution but every
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6y ago
Definitely not. You should preserve now your abilities and build up uoir health. Find ways to relax, release stress, eat healthy and do moderate exercise. You will a) delay or prevent burnout b) the impact of burnout would be less. I burned
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6y ago
You dont have to register for ios and android. For sure not with you real data. Anonymous email suffices. And you do get services by both platforms for free included in your purchase. Push notifications, automatic updates, free messaging an
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6y ago
Unless you use some cloud offering they have, there is no need for “managed services”. Buy router, plug it in, change password and rarely any setting required for average user. Not worth the monthly fees and data collection on users (name,
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6y ago
More likely there to be a security breach at Netgear & similar companies within next 2-5years. Of course the registered data would be exposed and downloaded.
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6y ago
True, there is powerty in Thailand but the saying goes; everybody gets food to eat, people share. Not so easy in western countries. Thailand has no snow, most of time its pretty warm and rice grows all year round :) Even now in deep financi
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6y ago
I will repeat. Most of visitors to Thai national parks, vast majority of them are Thai citizens. The Thai government has increased prices for Thai citizens and reduced price for foreigners for exactly that reason at Doi Inthanon. And also b
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The tourists were Thai. Yes the 10x overcharge is discriminatory. Many tourists post online that the 10x price is not worth the visit. As you say there are sometimes issues with maintenance etc. Most of tourists are Thai. We do find sometim
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They might have included a bill for the violation :)
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Yodsanklai, again you assume things. A Thai person pays entrance fee of 40 THB (1.29 USD). This is regardless if they are poor or rich, if they pay income tax or not. A foreigner who for example lives in Thailand, and who pays income tax, s
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If you check in with your government issued ID then the government knows who you are and can find your registered address :)
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They wrote down the ID during checkin. Standard procedure.
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