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[Michi T]

I met a girl from Jakarta (country Indonesia) in Internet in CouchSurfing. We exchanged some photos and messages so far. She seems to be very liberal and want me to come over. In Indonesia she is officially in the muslim clothes (Hijab or how is it called)? Nonetheless, in her WhattsApp profile with European number (I guess this number is secret from her parents) she is very liberal, in bra only).

Can I travel to Jakarta, meet with her in my hotel room or will this cause serious problems sex before marriage? Maybe religion police can arrest us? Or is Jakarta liberal, not like Saudi Arabia?

[Vitold]

I am sure he meant guys.

Ups my bad. Guys of course.

I had a bad experience in 2018 when eid ul adha started on August 21st and Hotel Travel was closed for three days.

[Sammon]

I doubt many guys on here are gay.

I am sure he meant guys.

[Smoothy]

So gays

I doubt many guys on here are gay.

[Offshore Swell]

So gays, this year eid ul adha falls on August 11th (Sunday). For how many days and starting from Hotel Travel and other good places will be closed? Thanks!

Just the one day. 11 August.

[Vitold]

So gays, this year eid ul adha falls on August 11th (Sunday). For how many days and starting from Hotel Travel and other good places will be closed? Thanks!

[BaddHabbit]

I never store my passwords in the browser. That is a terrible idea.
I do store my Username (s), but no Passwords.

Agreed. I use Dashlane to store all my passwords. It will automatically insert them into webpages for me, sycnchronise them across all my devices, etc; but this means I have a much more secure password storage.

Also, using incognito mode means that the browser cache and history gets cleared immediately after closing the browser, but only in relation to that web session. Cookies and history from your normal web history is unaffected.

[Golfinho]

I never store my passwords in the browser. Not a very 'secure' idea.
I do store my Username (s) in Chrome, but no Passwords. FYI-
If your PC is running 'slow' or you are having other Windows related problems, the first thing Microsoft support will (ask you to) do is clear the cookies and flush the cache.

You don't even store your ISG password the unimportant ones? FYI: I've been on iPad for years, never looked back.

Anyway for flights, signed up with skyscanner you actually do receive the occasional alert that the price has gone down.

[BKKguru]

It is not a good idea, unless you have a total recall memory or have written down all your passwords and have them right with you.

I never store my passwords in the browser. Not a very 'secure' idea.
I do store my Username (s) in Chrome, but no Passwords.

FYI-
If your PC is running 'slow' or you are having other Windows related problems, the first thing Microsoft support will (ask you to) do is clear the cookies and flush the cache.

[Golfinho]

Very true. A better way is to clear the cache of your web browser. It is a good idea to clear the cookies and flush the cache in your browser every couple of months.

It is not a good idea, unless you have a total recall memory or have written down all your passwords and have them right with you. Besides, you would have to delete cookies at every logout to try to defeat an airfare or hotel price manipulating website. Try the reverse strategy and opt to receive notification where fare prices 'go down'.

(For serious privacy concerns, simple cache-clearing isn't going to do it).

[BKKguru]

Also be aware that most of these sites use cookies to track your visits, so if you do a flight search and then leave without booking, when you come back later and do the same search they often pump up the flight cost to gouge you. When you are doing those initial searches, consider using Incognito mode or similar to prevent the cookies from working.

Very true. A better way is to clear the cache of your web browser.

For example, if using Chrome you need to go into 'Settings', select 'Advanced', then select 'Clear browsing data' from the menu.

Chrome allows you to clear or reset the following three things:
-Browsing history
-Cookies and
-Cached images / files.

The best part is Chrome allows you to select *each item*. In other words, you can only erase the Cookies and leave your History and cached images as is.

It is a good idea to clear the cookies and flush the cache in your browser every couple of months.

[PedroMorales]

https://www.sbs.com.au/news/pilgrims...rch-of-fortune

Anybody ever visit here and have sex here?

[BaddHabbit]

SkyScanner works best, I agree. But, once I have located the flight I want, I go directly to the airline's website. Typically the resellers are only saving you a few bucks over purchasing via the actual airline. Skyscanner saves me the trouble of visiting multiple airline's websites and lets me get a pulse on airfares. I can see when a flight is cheaper to where. If you are flexible monger like me, and base your travel on airfare bargains, it's a great tool.

Also be aware that most of these sites use cookies to track your visits, so if you do a flight search and then leave without booking, when you come back later and do the same search they often pump up the flight cost to gouge you. When you are doing those initial searches, consider using Incognito mode or similar to prevent the cookies from working.

[Banana Boi]

I noticed that Saturday, April 14 is Isra and mi'raj in Indonesia. Will all the spas and bars be open or closed on this day? Given that Sundays are dead in Jakarta I may delay my arrival until Monday if everything is closed on April 14.

[Eszpresszo]

Hopefully this does not breach posting rules as these guys haven't started selling pussy yet, but your best bet is skyscanner www.skyscanner.com They will list all flights by all airlines on any route.

Hope that helps.

OS.

SkyScanner works best, I agree. But, once I have located the flight I want, I go directly to the airline's website. Typically the resellers are only saving you a few bucks over purchasing via the actual airline. Skyscanner saves me the trouble of visiting multiple airline's websites and lets me get a pulse on airfares. I can see when a flight is cheaper to where. If you are flexible monger like me, and base your travel on airfare bargains, it's a great tool.