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This level of geographic specificity is what I'll miss most when this forum shutters.

Hi,
Whereabouts is this?

I'm used to the regular security updates, but assumed that a 6a would be ignored/purposefully excluded to encourage owners to upgrade to a more recent mobile, where Google have committed to x years of security and y years of operating system updates.

Aren't they 'lock nuts'?

Have you considered dome nuts?

So what's good in Android 15?

Strudel thread>>>>>>

Preach!

Cannot recommend.
They really put the 'don't bother' in dreadful.

Contrary to all expectations,
my 2 1/2 year old Pixel 6a has just told me that Android 15 is available for download.

What's your next release?

Stand closer.

The last thing Brompton need is more competition.

Got a link to open source targetting software?

I wonder if the volume/space for the battery could be for a rechargeable 18650 cell, but with pick ups for 2x or 4x AA cells?

I'm hoping Muayed will show up and explain his poster/project, as any summary if what I saw last week will inevitably omit detail let alone nuance.

Which bit?
West Ruislip eastwards?

I would suggest you second determining factor after the location/cost of suitable housing is finding somewhere with walkable access to a (good) GP surgery/medical centre
and,
reliable public transport to the local (full service) hospital.

Even with a local pharmacy delivering the mutlipill repeat prescription in prepacked in AM/PM ampoules, I'm surprised by the number of GP visits required by an aged distant neighbour.
(I offer cover for her daughter who still works fulltime).

Even here in LBHillingdon, a friend who suffers from COPD, cannot rely upon the local busses to get him to appointments at Hillingdon Hospital on time, (= cost of an Uber, rather than free through Tfl pass).

Also anecdotally. A friend reports that one of his friends always dreamed of living next to the coast. Retired, from London-ish south east to Bude.
Current medical condition requires visits to either Exeter or Bristol.
Only possible with partner driving.

There has been a collaboration between the Ruislip Woods National Nature Reserve Management Advisory Group and Brunel University for some 2 1/2 years, principally with their Centre for Flood Risk & Resilience.
They have helped us improve the array of natural flood management that we have installed in Park Wood SSSI, to reduce the flood risk for some 80 residential properties between the woodland and the River Pinn.

On Wednesday the 11th of December I gratefully accepted an inviation to attend the Brunel Design School Industry Review event where some 60 students presented posters of their final year projects.

Muayed is proposing to design a better bike light, to reduce the risk of cycling.
I'm certain the hive mind here can offer him some suggestions based upon experience,
not just of cycling at night,
but also the demerits of those bike lights already commercially available.

This sounds promising.

Heal up quick.
You've got a Xmas with two children to enjoy.

Who's going to fo the clever link to avoid the sign up/paywall?

^^ Should have read to the bottom of the thread, first.

b) Agreed, just 12 years.

Will that come out to Staines?
@Jonny69

Is the GSIAD actually coming out West or making some half hearted effort and only going as far as Hammersmith?