kiwiincambodia wrote:One for our computer nerds out there,

what alternatives to Tor are people using?

What are you looking for exactly? Why do you want an alternative to Tor? Do you want to access the open web, the dark web, or both?

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Well after some research I finally went here http://www.khmer-gps.com/en/ Map here https://www.google.com/maps/place/Khmer+GPS/@11.5471306,104.9287157,16.89z/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x0:0x46fe45dcfa5243dd?hl=en-US For $70 I got the K5 installed very well by a guy with good English in about 40 mins The webs...

As long as you have phone reception it will work. I got one from Khmer GPS on Norodom last year. It was very accurate, and would send location info if the bike was moved with the engine turned off. It did also give me a username to some Chinese tracking website with neat statistics available. Went t...

His name is Scandinavian. His debit card is from a Norwegian bank. He could be Swedish, that could explain the Swiss/Swedish confusion.

Aing mean , you yourself... Depend on the context. Eg: Jamie: where will we go? Samouth: srej tei Jamie aing ! ( it's up to you) Can you write that in khmer? It's very difficult to pronounce transcribed khmer unless you already know the words/phrases. Would it be something like "ស្រេចតែJamieឯង...

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But you need to charge it? Sounds counterproductive. How long does the battery last? I would have thought that they would need to be hooked up to the bike's electrical system. Though perhaps a wireless one allows you to hide it more effectively. Yes. Jamie's method of just gluing it on to the bike ...

krisduncs wrote:Does anyone know where one would get one fitted in pp?

I got mine fitted at Khmer GPS on Norodom. It costs 70$, installation included. It's a Chinese GPS tracker, probably worth a few dollars, but it worked surprisingly well.

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That $5 pizza places wasn't too bad, as I recall. On St. 136 I think. Is it still in business? Pizza 5 is indeed still open, and even better than before when I used to live in Phnom Penh. The owner is now more involved in running the business, and I think they've made some changes to the sauce. If ...