octagon
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WM Recorder works for me on saving all the major types of video streams.
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Well, yes, there's always a way, until they block that as well.
And, the list keeps growing...
http://facthai.files.wordpress.com/2007/06...28-05-07csv.txt
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Use a program like i-Sound WMA MP3 Recorder. As soon as the song begins to play, hit the record button. Beware, however, that the tune you're listening to on the website is not playing at a CD quality stream rate.
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I wish there was more outcry about the expanding occurrence of the Green Screen of Death. It's really annoying to say the least sometimes. Maybe we should compile a list of blocked sites and post them on a website. Maybe this would embarrass the cyber blockers enough to relax some of t
e restrictions.
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Thailand going nuclear? Who thought this one up?
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What!? Another ban????
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No luck here using True, but can be accessed going through a (bleep).
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Good move and... good timing.
Thaksin will be able to play the "victim". He will arrive, humble, will go to pray in many temple, will make donations to monks, will tell the press that he is so happy to be back in his beloved country, and that he wants to "serve" his fellow people and to fight "injustice"...
His supporters are going to be thrilled.
Sonthi and Surayud seem to be in a trap.
Smooth move by a beloved PM.
Funny that most ordinary people in the market where I live are quite vocal that they would like to see him dead. I would seriously doubt that it would be a smooth move or that he would be easily able to walk around in public places like temples without a severe amount of security and restrictions on the public. Beloved is a word usually reserved for a certain other person in Thailand. Even in his up country strongholds where he retains a fair although far lesser than before degree of support the word beloved is not exactly what one hears from even quite ardent supporters.
A thousand apologies for using a "reserved" word. Perhaps you can suggest a more suitable expression -- and while you're at it, write to the Washington Post and explain to them that they're using the wrong terminology.
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Good move and... good timing.
Thaksin will be able to play the "victim". He will arrive, humble, will go to pray in many temple, will make donations to monks, will tell the press that he is so happy to be back in his beloved country, and that he wants to "serve" his fellow people and to fight "injustice"...
His supporters are going to be thrilled.
Sonthi and Surayud seem to be in a trap.
Smooth move by a beloved PM.
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I'll bet there's lots of coliform flying around coming directly from all the soi dogs taking dumps everywhere. Dog poops, sun dries up poop in hours, poop gets crushed and pulverised, powdered poop is scattered by the wind and finds it's way to your mouth.
I've always wondered where all the poop goes.
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Seriously, when you're basking in the fortune you've made here, you don't have time for schadenfreude.
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Another Opera fan. I switched months ago. It's always been lighting fast -- something to do with the way the cache is set up. And with the new speed dial in the latest version, it's great. Customization is a breeze as well.
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Phony elections without the participation of the most popular political party will not resolve deep political crisis in Thailand.I'm not qualified to speak either. I'm in Thailand, but from the UK. That's fine. What's not fine is that the majority of Thais were also considered not qualified to speak. Just take a trip around Thailand and ask the (70-80%) "bahn nock" villagers who they voted for twice, and who they would have voted for yet again if the rug of democracy hadn't been pulled from under their feet.
TRT had no need of illegal electioneering. Beware of an effective propaganda machine. All nations keep one handy. This is no exception.
I for one am tired of being fed all the crap from the junta about how bad things were under Thaksin. So what if he stole millions as we're led to believe, and that he bought votes and his way into power. At least the country was moving out of the last century and prospering and free.
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sounds screwy ,
if SP2 is slipstreamed why is windows asking for it ????
Sounds like someone screwed up the slipstreaming.
Couldn't have phrased it better myself.
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Also take a look at www.compete.com just for a different perspective.
Dave
The above site is very helpful. Thanks Dave.
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Thanks George. It close enough for what we're looking for. Together with SEO Elite, we can get a pretty good idea about which site to advertise on.
thaivisa.com is ranked 15 by Alexa using the keywords "jobs in thailand" in Google Thailand, by the way.
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Is there a program out there that tracks how many hits a competitor's website gets over a period of time? Thanks.
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May I suggest trying Opera? It's fast, clean, and full-featured. I used to use Firefox, but after a few hours with Opera, I never went back.
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There's always a way around this indiscriminant blocking. But, it won't be long before they block all the proxy sites.
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MediaMax gives you 25 GB of free space, but limits the upload and download file size to 10 MB at a time.
Or...
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We, at our internet shop in Fortune, couldn't connect to Hotmail, Gmail, Yahoo, MSN Messenger, Skype, LogMeIn, Rapidshare, and a few other sites all day
esterday. Then, miraculously, at about 9 pm all the sites started working again.
I hope they're not testing some super-blocker at True.
How To Go Back To The Old Windows Media Player
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You can easily uninstall WMP 11 with Uninstall Tool. Then, install the older WMP version you like.