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I was parked in a permitted car park and successfully paid for a 2 hour session using the JustPark app (one that I have used on multiple occasions without issue). Realising that my time was nearly up I went to extend it, and it indicated I needed to create an account to do so. No problem, I linked my Google account with the app and extended my stay by an hour (or so I thought).

Turns out something failed and the purchase didn't go through, although it appeared successful on the app from what I could see.

I returned to the same car park the next day and tried to purchase another session and again it seemed to process successfully (I'll add that my signal was somewhat erratic and would come

I've my own calendar and have subscribed to another from a URL and can display both of these together via Overlay in the desktop application or disabling split view on the web, but other users only see my default calendar when sharing, whereas I want to be able to share the subscribed calendar as well (to avoid clashes). Is there any way to do this? I notice I can't update the shared permissions for this subscribed calendar, I presume as I am not the owner.

I've a Polisport Guppy seat on my pannier rack which can support a child up to 35kg. However, my current rack is rated at a max of 27kg and so I'm looking for something that could handle the higher weight, but am struggling somewhat.

Here are some examples I've found:

https://www.sjscycles.co.uk/carriers-racks/thorn-expedition-steel-rear-cycle-pannier-rack-black-powdercoat/

https://www.sjscycles.co.uk/carriers-racks/ortlieb-rack-3-for-26-559-700c-622-wheels-black/

Both of the above explicitly say "Note - This Product is not designed to pull a tra

We have recently had a garden studio setup so my wife can work from home, but the complexities of the location of the internet cabling relative to the power cabling mean that instead of ripping up the floorboards to run a dedicated ethernet cable to the studio from the router, they used a TP-Link powerline connection to bridge the 3m gap to the outbound cabling running under the garden to the studio.

This signal has, unsurprisingly, turned out to be quite poor and regularly drops altogether, I tried a quick fix using a TL-WA855RE which fixed the studio issue, but buggered up the network else in the house (a Google nest

Platform(s): PC DOS

Genre: Isometric shooter

Estimated year of release: late-80s

Graphics/art style: I played this on a PPC-640 via a CGA monitor, so it looked pretty bad, but level of detail was pretty good for a game of its era. As far as I remember it was an isometric spaceship interior that you would have to navigate by just walking around and all combat took place in this arena. The aliens were possibly just blobs that had no distinguishing features and would just overwhelm you with numbers, rather than engaging you directly in combat.

Notable characters: I think there wer

We had Hive installed by British Gas in 2014 with a replacement boiler and the Hub model installed back then was de-supported back in August, so ahead of this we be bought the replacement model here. However, whilst I was able to connect my Hive account to the hub, I've been unable to connect the thermostat to the hub. This has not been a massive issue as I just used the controls on the thermostat alone (Hive 1 Thermostat - Model: SLT2).

However, I've now tried following the instructions here, but this has wiped all the data from the thermostat and lost

Any recommendations for washing machine repairers local to Cambridge?

Went to turn it on this evening and nothing; no POST, no bleeps, no lights - worked fine earlier today and no indication of any issue when turned off. I've checked the power socket and the cable both are working

My thoughts are one of the following:

• PSU
• Case (button failing to make connection)
• Motherboard

The PSU is very old - probably about 18 years or so (here's a review from 2005), so would be my first suspicion, but has not given any indication that it was about to expire; no burning smells etc.

The rest of the build is all relatively new, mostly from 2019 onwards all new components (including