Lord Camomile
Yipchaa!
If I pass them on the way out (i.e. single decker). I don't shout down the bus like some loon.Hang about, you Londoners do say thank you to the driver when you get off the bus right?
If I pass them on the way out (i.e. single decker). I don't shout down the bus like some loon.Hang about, you Londoners do say thank you to the driver when you get off the bus right?
Yes, I’m sure GCHQ are tracking someone who can’t follow a three lines of text process, which tells you what to do in real time and reminds you on the fixed infrastructure, in case you pull down the entire edifice of which they are part.Quicker just to phone up GCHQ every so often and give them a quick run-down of my movements.
Yes, I’m sure GCHQ are tracking someone who can’t follow a three lines of text process, which tells you what to do in real time and reminds you on the fixed infrastructure, in case you pull down the entire edifice of which they are part.
I remember that. You had to go to the bank and do paperwork and then queue to receive said money. God forbid you didn’t follow the instructions correctly. Then when you ran out you had to go back and do it again. What a fucking palaver that was.I dimly remember a time when you could pay for stuff with money.
I’ve gone back to a real Oyster card rather than contactless as I get 1/3 reduction on off peak beacause of my rail season ticket.
The oyster system is a brilliant piece of infrastructure upgrade.
Some times if you weren't careful you'd make eye contact with the bus driver too. Stuff of nightmares.
Hang about, you Londoners do say thank you to the driver when you get off the bus right?
It’s a welsh thing to thank the driver. Glad to know how superior welsh society is.
Some times if you weren't careful you'd make eye contact with the bus driver too. Stuff of nightmares.
Hang about, you Londoners do say thank you to the driver when you get off the bus right?
It’s a welsh thing to thank the driver.
I've lived on three continents and it's a North of England and Scotland thing.Bollocks it is, it's an 'everywhere people have even the faintest sense of decency' thing.
I've lived on three continents and it's a North of England and Scotland thing.
In the North of France?This too is bollocks. Even the French thank bus drivers. The French.
In the North of France?
When the AI's seize control and they start rounding us up, you're probably at the top of the list.If I'm putting my hard earned in a machine I have a right to expect it not to make me do pointless shit just because it can.
When the AI's seize control and they start rounding us up, you're probably at the top of the list.
But you won’t be able to get it because it will need you to touch your RFID twice to unlock it.Fear not, my secret bunker is not on google maps.
But you won’t be able to get it because it will need you to touch your RFID twice to unlock it.
Why contactless is better than oyster ^^^
There was a perfectly reasonable, functioning system, and Transport for Greater Manchester could surely have got the people responsible to replicate it. But no. They created a different system somewhat snappily (ie not at all) called Get Me There. And it didn't work properly. iirc correctly Crapita or one of those other dysfunctional and incompetent public sector parasites were involved.
Yeah, I read it at the time brutally scathing, but hilarious with it.
That is a ridiculous system
Isn’t the one advantage you have when not being first to market, that you can learn from the other system and emulate/improve on it?
The Manchester system seems to have tried to make everything as bonkers and impractical as possible.