What help and support would you like?

I 'd quite like a threadiverse client that looked more like web forums than doomscrolling. Does anyone know of one?

https://social.notjustbikes.com/@notjustbikes/117014936490882853

for more discussion.

Praying , and encouraging more refugees into the fediverse and threadiverse!

If you want to be upfront about something, put it in the title. I opened this but can’t help because it 's on that AI - infested mess.

“We have not been charged with, nor convicted of, any terrorism offence,” said Malik. “At no point during our trial did the prosecution seek to pursue anything to do with terrorism, and the jury were kept completely in the dark and were not told that if convicted, we could be sentenced as terrorists.”

It seems like this is an add- on too.

In fac, the judges might be true, but believe they have no alternative to following corrupt rules set by politicians.

I remember the spycops trial.

Different government, possibly different rules for prosecutors, or maybe even laws?

I wonder which government’s Home Office did this: Sunak or Starmer? Both big AI fans, it seemed.

Barclays is bad at negotiating with repairers, or is taking a cut.

Wow. Have you tried the other legal routes first, such as getting a second opinion, asking for a referral to specialist care for the back, hip or the pain, switching doctors if you don’t get on with your current ones, and/or seeking a private consultation with any likely-looking workplace, trade union or commercial doctor near you? Going private wouldn’t be cheap, but might be cheaper than getting caught with controlled meds in some sort of sting.

The NHS is a wonderful thing, but sometimes people don’t seem to realise that the GP you are currently registered with is not the only option. They go ask the GP, get turned away, then just take matters into their own hands.

Aren’t they talking about the Transilien trains? Whatever it’s a Paris fail having so many routes on different tickets.

In some places it’s so the operator will charge you less for a short journey.

I don’t remember. Less than a year ago, if the blog post is accurate about its scope. It’s also likely that there is outdated instructions still online and it’s possible to install the old compatibility app unnecessarily.

Bimba is almost 3 in most places, using the Transitous API as its back end.

Oh it does and it’s now one app on Android too, as you can read on seat 61. I’ve no idea why Paris made it more complicated before.

Some of the people who work on Debian.

I think a separate app used to replace the paper card on NFC -enabled phones but you still needed the app you used to top up even though in that case you are topping up the phone, not a paper card.

https://www.seat61.com/changing-stations-in-paris.htm#how-to-buy-metro-tickets explains the current situation.

About those tickets. I’ve been bitten at least once by an app not even mentioning a paper ticket that was cheaper for my journey. And once by an app not mentioning that the needed ticket not available on the app could not be bought from the driver either, but was on a different app, but there we 're getting into Paris levels of silliness !

It can give clear information about tickets and tariffs, but not all do! The region or operator can also give clear info on their website, but not all do. If they don’t put it on the website, why would they put it on the app ?