Sawadee Khrap
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A Snippet of Gay Life in Thailand
Sawadee Khrap
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Sawadee Khrap
Several people have asked what software programs I regularly use.
I run a 64 Bit Win 7 system with 16 GB RAM and 4 GB video Graphics card – Wacom Intuos Digitizer board with mouse/Art Pen and 2 – 24in Benq Monitors. This setup has done almost everything I need it to do and with good Disk Image Backup program – Reflex, registered – I keep my 4 TB of data protected.
I am a Photographic member of Adobe Creative Cloud so Photoshop CC, Bridge and Lightroom are my main programs. And of course I have registered copies of Win 7, 64 bit – and a very fast image viewer – FastPictureViewer. However the rest of my needs are satisfied using Open Source and/or Freeware Software.
I’m hoping someone can find this valuable – all the software I show above I use and I think are the best of their class and easiest to use – and except for my registered ones are FREE.
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Sawadee Khrap
I just received a comment for a 2007 Post – Another Earthquake – about the Burma quake near Chiang Mai from a reader – Sharon Thornton from the “International Union of Geodesy and Geophysicsâ€. WOW, thanks Sharon for reading the blog and finding some of it’s articles of value. I have added your comments to the actual post in question so others can benefit and I also will post them here. It’s nice to know that people of all walks of life are finding something of value in the Blog besides just looking at the pretty pictures of the boys. I really appreciate the interest and comment – Thank you.
I’m planning on moving back to Chiang Mai after the first of the year and will certainly use the sites you pointed out to monitor the possibilities of future quakes around or near CM..
Again thanks Sharon.
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