Also, your website mentioned the old app should be available for those not wishing to take part in the beta testing of the new app, but this doesn't seem to be the case in the play store. Please can this be rectified?

Frustratingly, the recently reintroduced widget seems to be broken. Also, when recently trying to deal with flooding, I wanted to see how close I was the the end of the rain. Being greeted by the attached screenshot when trying to open the radar wasn't particularly helpful.

They look very similar to the rear light seals on my (similar age) E46 3-Series. No great surprise there. However when I tried to change the seals, the lights were split between the lenses and the reflectors for about a third of the way round the join. Hope you don't have a similar problem.

Wow, that was depressing watching. I had already become uneasy about the quantity of gambling ads on YouTube, I hadn't realised quite the scale of the issue.

That link says I should still be able to get the old version of the app. However both options give me version 3.0.10.0.

Has an update got pushed to the main app that shouldn't have been?

Could you just give us access back to the old one, please?

Is there any way to go back to the old one?

The loss of the desktop widget is a massive drawback to me, if it's gone permenantly, I'd like to revert; otherwise I'll be looking for an alternative source of forecast.

Also, do not nag me about unencrypted logins / other forms for things on the local network...

Nah, use the beans as gravy....

Now I want toad in the hole.

Actually I have long wanted to cook a toad in the hole featuring all the good bits of a full English breakfast...

Doesn't look much lik An Lanntair to me. It's not raining for a start ;-)

Sorry to hear things are bad. The black dog can be cruel sometimes. Hopefully what you're seeing are small steps to things improving.

Happy birthday! I hope you have a good, laid back day.

Two kingfisher sightings on the walk back from the pub!

Oh yeah, the rules are clear here (and unfair) but with an open question it wasn't clear what the "correct" answer was. From what I hear, recruiting is awful these days. Too many people using automated tools to apply for thousands of I'll suited jobs drown out the decent candidates.

I was discussing a job ad with a question "Did you use any form of generative AI in making this application?" I am fairly sure that the correct answer is "No" but at some point I suspect that will very suddenly switch and answering no will be akin to having typed your application on a typewriter.

Unfortunately, I fear that despite high hopes, the current government have done little to dispel the "they're all the same" narrative.