@regattaresults why are you turning away spectators at the gate? If you turn up in a car you can get in but not if you cycle to dorney? They're asking for an email when nothing has been received?
@t_blom@daltonc@monzo Amazon had this working at an individual transaction level when I worked there in 2008. I've been trying to replicate (with varying degrees of success) at every startup since.
@MartinSLewis any chance you could give @easyJet a push over Israel flights? They won't refund flights for a family holiday on the 22nd that clearly won't happen, but won't refund as they want to force me to book other flights with them (and charging a booking fee).
Should the next UK Prime Minister order an Inquiry into the conduct of the present Prime Minister and his Cabinet to see if their conduct in office merits criminal charges? RT if you think they should.
Just had someone borrow an item from me on @OLIO_ex for the first time. This could be a game changer in sustainable living, saving money and the sharing economy.
@theronster I've one of these too. A Neil Campbell who lives in Aalborg Denmark. He uses my email address for all his internet shopping. I was going to send him a postcard at some point, but I like the login and get his phone number idea.
We live in a digital world with zero marginal costs, but I can still save £100+ to watch the Sopranos by buying the blu-ray on eBay. And I get to sell it on afterwards.
@oOPeterOo@hantsarchitect@SonOfTheWinds@roadcc If he didn't know what hit his car he shouldn't be driving. Awareness of your vehicle and it's position in the road is a key skill driving. If it was hit by s cyclist he was too close and shouldn't be driving. Seriously the driving test needs a section on anger management.
@oOPeterOo@SonOfTheWinds@roadcc If the driver can't safely get past the cyclists leaving the 1.5m gap that's required by the highway code, then he needs to drive slowly and be patient. On most country roads that means he shouldn't be passing single riders. If he can't accept that, he shouldn't be driving a car