Scottish granite floor darts? m.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSNW...

My favourite among *many* fantastic scene transitions in that film

Now that you have a bridge, would you like to buy a monorail? 🙂

Be afraid...

MS Trams 2026 with added co-pilot; trams can now run along Lonsdale Street, because who needs rails and overhead power when you’ve got artificial “intelligence”?

Ah, auto-corrupt sometimes comes out with something brilliant. “Your teammates are trying to reach you in Microsoft Trams” sounds far more ambitious

From memory it’s actually a setting in the web interface for office 365, not something you can actually do in trams itself

Find the setting that tells teams you don’t want it to email you any notifications

So if HHGTTG is a 50, does that make Bureaucracy a 200+?

Does it have a cafe?

What do you mean "if"? 🙂

Please pass on my congratulations. What field?

Future Adam pays for lots of things you can't afford right now. Be kind to him 🙂

Interesting. I’m wondering what adding ['Wolf', 'visits', 'Grandma'] at the appropriate point in the list might do to the results. Also ['Forest House', 'is_at', 'Forest']

Even searching on "Waverley" rather than "Waverley Parade" it doesn't show up.

This is not a complaint, just an example of holes (or weird abbreviations) in the data you are drawing on, that might be useful to help explain to users that the search results won't find everything

This is my great grandfather sands-mcdougalls-directories-481615284700.australia-southeast1.run.app/sands-mcdoug...

This is not showing up in "My Place" - in fact the address doesn't even show up in open street map. Google maps knows the address, and even knows the house has been demolished.

When location access is denied, why not ask for a location? That way, people can compare different locations

🎵 We can always send in the tractor - err, traction