u/Street_Assistance_85

I got fed up checking TfL every morning before leaving for work, so I built a small Telegram bot.

It checks the Tube lines I use and sends me a short message before I leave, for example:

🚆 Morning!

✅ Central – Good Service
✅ Elizabeth line – Good Service

Leave at your usual time: 07:20.

It’s very early (basically a weekend project), but I’m trying to find out whether other commuters would actually find it useful before I spend more time building it.

If you’d be interested in trying it for free for a week, leave a comment or send me a DM. I’d really appreciate honest feedback.

Does anyone using OpenRent ever miss enquiries or forget to reply because messages get buried? Or is that just me?”

Does anyone using OpenRent ever miss enquiries or forget to reply because messages get buried? Or is that just me?”

I’m putting together a list of genuine UK money-saving ideas that have actually worked for people.

I’m not looking for obvious ones like “make coffee at home.”

I’m interested in things that made a noticeable difference, such as:

●	Saving hundreds on bills  
●	Government grants or schemes  
●	Cashback tricks  
●	Free services people don’t know exist  
●	Ways to reduce household costs

What’s one tip that has saved you the most money?

Curious to hear from self-employed trades.

Once you’re out on jobs all day, what admin ends up eating your evenings?

Quotes?
Chasing payments?
Booking jobs?
Replying to WhatsApp?
Paperwork?

Interested to hear what wastes the most time.

Hi all,

I’m a Mobile Core Design Engineer working across EPC and 5G Core, and I’m curious about other engineers’ experiences.

What’s the most repetitive or time-consuming troubleshooting task you deal with?

For example:
- Analysing alarms
- Reading logs or traces
- Correlating alarms across different network functions
- Looking through 3GPP specifications
- Writing incident summaries or RCAs
- Something else?

I’m interested to see if there are common pain points across different operators and vendors.
Thanks!

I’m not talking about treatments or patient care, but the day-to-day admin that takes time away from running the practice.

Examples could be:
- Chasing patients
- Managing cancellations
- Appointment confirmations
- Insurance paperwork
- Referral admin
- Something else entirely?

I’m genuinely curious where most time is lost and whether there are common themes across practices.