Born and raised in London. Just a normal guy with a moral compass.
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95·24 hours agoBut most people aren’t littering the bikes. What you get is a bunch of people attempting to hack the bikes and they leave them anywhere, along with drunk and disorderly people that kick them over. Why are you punishing all the people that leave them properly parked?
It reminds me of how taxi drivers kept objecting to Uber.
Yes, we need more parking bays and that’s on local councils to provide, but leaving them anywhere helps everyone. I’ve never seen a Santander bay South of the river for example.
Punish the bad actors. London has more CCTV than any other city in the world. Put it to good use.
Use reader mode all the time.
They keep conflating public disorder issues with Lime Biker issues and all for what? To further empower cars?
When you parse that code, it presents this ඞ symbol, which looks close enough to the famous characters from Among Us, the viral video game.
That’s a good post.
71·3 days agoSuperbowl has been in New Orleans three times while Wayne has been popping. Why is he piping up now?
19·3 days agoThe greed of Google will never end.
2·4 days agoDidn’t she just have a baby?
11·4 days agoIt’s all very Black Mirror
1·4 days ago😂 at 0.00% from solar 😭
1·4 days agoSo they’re in Lego Land Windsor?
Fantastic news. Lemmy has been lucky to have such a great team behind the development and I’ve been impressed over and over by how things have been handled on the development side. Onwards and upwards!
They should’ve never given us fuckers (human beings) plastic.
Betteridge’s Law says no. Should they though? Hell yeah!
3·5 days agoI think the truck driver is thinking about riders in blind spots and so trying to solve proximity visibility with ambient light.
That’s clearly not what I’m talking about. I’m referring to the ability to leave them parked on any road. You’re once again conflating that with bad actors.
When you get off of a Lime Bike the app requires you to take a picture of how you parked it. The ability to find bikes local to people even where there are no docks/bays increases public health and transport links.
If bikes are found flat on the pavement or blocking the pavement, that’s a public disorder problem, not a Lime Bike problem and should be tackled as such.