Someone is dyslexic and he understands every message I send to him?

If that's it then good one

Ah @Count Steer already figured it out. This is like crystal maze

Ouch. Good luck.

Even google ai mode can provide decent answers and that's free


... 'ish'.

I know you meant the decking search. But, as a reasonable guide, as a minimum it's a good idea to check the linked references.

I saw the term 'tourniquet conversion'. Knew what a tourniquet is, but not the 'conversion ...

Partial tear 5 years ago and about 3-4 months to fix it at the age of 52.

weeksy wrote: Mon Jul 13, 2026 11:09 am 2. Seems like you can't have a pop-top and a side awning ?

You definitely can...

We've had our 2015 VW camper for 8 years, and we're currently selling it as we just don't want to sleep in the back.


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Wouldn't even consider another one. I liked it a lot at first, but it has had a lot of irritating little problems. They're unbelievably picky about genuine parts, which ...

Ouch. Insurance.

I dropped a hot iron in the middle of the nylon carpet in the dining room of a rental while ironing a shirt years ago. Painful and expensive.

Even google ai mode can provide decent answers and that's free (location is different as I didn't tell claude where I was)...

No idea what AI you used that couldn't even take a stab at it.

Just tried it for finding someone to sort out my decking. Says it doesn't have live access and sends me of to Checkatrade et al. Not helpful at all!

Few weeks ago my daughter use ChatGPT to find a place to park in Newquay. The recommended nearest car park doesn't exist!

I am not convinced by AI ...

It’s not infallible. I just correct it when it’s clearly wrong and off we go again. Another simple use case I just used it for was to identify a bulb by showing it a picture. Huge time saver, especially in this case where it’s a non standard headlight.


But what about when it's not clearly ...

It’s not infallible. I just correct it when it’s clearly wrong and off we go again. Another simple use case I just used it for was to identify a bulb by showing it a picture. Huge time saver, especially in this case where it’s a non standard headlight.

I think it’s absolutely unbelievable. Genuinely useful both in work, holiday planning and now in making me look a fool.

I buy a battery for my vfr, it’s the one listed so should fit, bought a Yuasa so it should be good. Doesn’t even vaguely fit, it’s way too tall for the seat to fit, loose in the holder and the terminals are the wrong way round. I google it on owners forum expecting to find loads of owners ...

None of that’s not a problem. The only thing I haven’t thought about yet is storage for the image of it’s not kept on the phone.

When you log a service you can enter a cost associated with that including any bits you fit. There’s reminders built in for mot and you can optionally set them for tax and insurance.

Early previews...

All the data will be held in a database in the cloud. You'll log in with your email address so you'll be able to access the same data from your phone or a browser. Exporting service history data will be implemented soon. If I'm honest I can't remember whether I decided that that feature would be in ...

KungFooBob wrote: Fri Jul 10, 2026 4:55 pm If you service your bike on schedule does it show you pictures of naked ladies?

If not, it should.

Noted

Just checking as the rules say that I should seek permission rather than ask forgiveness... paraphrasing

Thank you very much.

I'm writing an app that track's bike maintenance on your phone or on the web. I wanted to do it for myself as I couldn't find anything I thought was any good but I'm so pleased with it I want to release it on the app market places.

Do you mind if I post about it on the forum as will be looking for ...