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An Introduction to Thai Durian

Durian is one of the most controversial fruits. Dubbed “King of Fruits”, durian is famous for tasting like heaven and smelling like hell. According to Alexander Hamilton (Scottish Sea Captain 1689-1723) “The Durian is an excellent fruit, but offensive to some people’s noses, for it smells very like human excrement, but when once tasted, the smell vanishes.”

Taste
The fruit’s taste is delicate, sweet-acid, and the pulp seems to melt in the mouth. But it leaves the same sort of aftertaste as chewing on a whole clove-of garlic. English novelist Anthony Burgess, in fact, has said that dining on durian is a lot like eating vanilla custard in a latrine.

Smell
The smell of the inside of the durian is so strong that some hotels bar guests from bringing it into their hotel room. It can be smelled from yards away. Apparently this fruit is notorious for it’s bad smell, to the point where it is actually banned in some public places. But durian lovers � and there are many, at least in Asia � are convinced that like fine French cheeses, the worse the smell, the better the taste.

Nutritional Value
The durian is high in fiber, potassium, calcium, magnesium, and vitamins. The durian is also said to have heating qualities, which keep its eaters warm at night. Durian is not recommended for consuming with alcoholic beverages, as the combination of natural substances is a powerful producer of internal gas. Durian is probably one of the most nutritious fresh fruit. It’s also rumored that durian is a tonic to the lungs and digestive system.

Varieties
Although durian is grown all over Southeast Asia, many durian fans will agree that Thai durians are the best in the world. The Thai variety of cultivated durian is very large, as big as an American football. The most popular variety is called “Mon Thong”, literally “Golden Pillow”. A slightly stronger tasting and less fleshy Thai variety of durian is Chanee. The most delicate in taste, less smell, rare and more expensive variety is Garn Yao.

In Thailand, durian is one of the fruits with the highest export value. Besides consumption as a fresh fruit, durian is also processed into various products such as chips, French fries, sugary cakes, candies and a flavoring powder in ice cream, biscuits, and others including a main ingredient of Thai cuisine recipes. The thrill of the Thai durian is a different pleasure than wild Indiana blackberries, an annual rite of summer.

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    Area capture works precisely and predictably. A clean crosshair selector allows pixel-accurate selection, which makes capturing UI elements, code snippets, charts, or partial screens effortless — faster and more dependable than the default Snipping Tool.

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    The main advantage is instant cloud uploading. Every screenshot is uploaded automatically, and the link is available in milliseconds. You can paste the link directly into chats, emails, or support tickets without touching the file system or third-party image hosts.

    The application runs silently in the system tray and is built to stay unobtrusive. RAM usage stays below 50MB, startup is immediate, and the installer is only 2MB. When compared to heavier alternatives like Greenshot, Lightshot, or ShareX, the difference in speed and responsiveness is immediately noticeable.

    Privacy is handled responsibly. No ads, no analytics, no tracking, and no background data collection. Screenshots often contain sensitive information, and the application treats them with proper care — with nothing unnecessary running in the background.

    Keyboard shortcuts are fully customizable. You can assign PrtScn, Ctrl+Shift+S, or any shortcut you want, and configure image quality or behavior without oversized settings or cluttered interfaces.

    The default Windows Snipping Tool works, but only handles capture. It lacks cloud integration, instant sharing, and speed optimization. This tool replaces it by focusing on what actually matters: capturing data and sharing it without delay.

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    Best Screenshot Tool for Windows 10 & 11

    If screenshots are part of your daily workflow, the standard Windows Snipping Tool soon shows its limitations. Extra steps, no cloud upload, no instant links, and slow interaction make it inefficient for modern use. A professional screenshot utility should be unobtrusive, fast, and designed around a single streamlined flow: capture, then upload and share.

    This lightweight screenshot utility for Windows 10 and 11 is built exactly for that. Hit PrtScn, choose any screen area, release, and the screenshot is uploaded immediately. A shareable link is automatically copied to the clipboard. No save prompts, no directories, no manual file handling.

    Area capture works precisely and predictably. A clear crosshair selector provides pixel-accurate selection, which makes capturing UI elements, code snippets, charts, or partial screens effortless — more efficient and reliable than Windows Snipping Tool.

    Full screen capture is just as simple. Press Shift + PrtScn to instantly capture the full desktop. The output is a full-resolution image ideal for documentation, presentations, or bug reporting, without delays or popups breaking the workflow.

    The main advantage is instant cloud uploading. All screenshots are uploaded automatically, and the link is available in milliseconds. You can paste the link directly into chats, emails, or support tickets without interacting with the file system or external image hosting services.

    The tool works quietly from the system tray and is designed to stay out of your way. Memory consumption remains under 50MB of RAM, startup is instant, and the installer size is just 2MB. When compared to heavier alternatives like Greenshot, Lightshot, or ShareX, the difference in speed and responsiveness is immediately noticeable.

    Privacy is handled responsibly. No advertising, no analytics, no tracking, and no background data collection. Screenshots may contain sensitive information, and the application treats them with proper care — with nothing unnecessary running in the background.

    Keyboard shortcuts are fully customizable. You can assign PrtScn, Ctrl+Shift+S, or any shortcut you want, and configure image quality or behavior without bloated settings panels or cluttered menus.

    The built-in Windows Snipping Tool works, but it stops at capture. It lacks cloud integration, instant sharing, and speed optimization. This tool replaces it by focusing on what actually matters: capturing data and sharing it without delay.

    If you take screenshots every day — for development, support, remote work, or documentation — speed and simplicity are not optional. A modern screenshot tool should feel like a system feature, not an application.

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