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FM is great but can't stand the way replies are nested and quoted, with the garish green / red / blue colours

Is there any way to easily customise this?

Is it currently possible to stream individual channels to a DAW much like the TR8S can?

If not, any rumours when

Surely possible over USB C?

Trying out Todoist again.

Want to manage projects

Tasks last days and weeks.

Can’t do that! Why? It’s 2026!

Any workarounds or have I misunderstood??

A broad, slightly vague question but keen to get your take please. A potential client is looking at changing where they store all their business data, allowing their staff to query it in different ways and then allow their clients to also query aspects of it via a portal

It's an e commerce business with structured commercial data (ad spend, Shopify revenue,
web analytics etc) and unstructured context (call transcripts, Slack notes, emails, SOPs). Their AI and IT skills are low to mid, so it's need to be relatively simple to maintain over time

Within the RFP I’m responding to, I’d like to recommend some some initial ideas of the data storage (latency doesnt need to be super low) and the client portal (they’re allergy to vibe coded stuff so needs to be professional and robust). Keen to hear if anyone else has tackled this sort of challenge before and what they went with?

Critically, we want to focus on more deterministic automations. With that in mind, any ideas around how n8n / Zapier / make could fit into this 50 person business process would be great

Any suggestions appreciated

A broad, slightly vague question but keen to get your take please. I potential client is looking at changing where they store all their historic business data, allowing their staff to query it in different ways and then allow their clients to also query aspects of it via a portal

Within the RFP I’m responding to, I’d like to recommend some some initial ideas of the data storage (latency doesnt need to be super low) and the client portal (they’re allergy to vibe coded stuff so needs to be professional and robust). Keen to hear if anyone else has tackled this sort of challenge before and what they went with?

Note, it’s an e commerce business with structured commercial data (ad spend, Shopify revenue,
web analytics) and unstructured context (call transcripts, Slack notes, emails, SOPs). Their AI and IT skills are low to mid, so it's need to be relatively simple to maintain over time

Any suggestions appreciated

I originally bought a yearly WS Standard account and one user last year, but the shape of my work has changed and I recently downgraded to a monthly starter arrangement - I lose some AI features, diskspace etc but I can live with that.

I have one email inbox with multiple aliases but would like a separate account for work and personal emails - I plan on linking my work account to Claude etc and want separation.

Other than buying another Workspace Starter user, are there any other low cost options open to me? Running a very small business and plan to expand but very cost conscious.

Also, if I did get another starter account, would I be running the accounts in separate gmail, calendar, drive windows etc? Seems cumbersome?

Thank you!

I originally bought a yearly WS Standard account and one user last year, but the shape of my work has changed and I recently downgraded to a monthly starter arrangement - I lose some AI features, diskspace etc but I can live with that.

I have one email inbox with multiple aliases but would like a separate account for work and personal emails - I plan on linking my work account to Claude etc and want separation.

Other than buying another Workspace Starter user, are there any other low cost options open to me? Running a very small business and plan to expand but very cost conscious.

Also, if I did get another starter account, would I be running the accounts in separate gmail, calendar, drive windows etc? Seems cumbersome?

Thank you!

Got TS running on my macOS desktop and also within a VM. It's great tech.

Issue is that when my scheduled backups to my local NAS or Google Drive kick off, they fail and only resume when TS is turned off.

In general, is there a way to create 'tunnels' or exceptions to allow certain services to run even if TS is on?

Fairly new to this so excuse my ignorance here!

Meeting someone this week for a work thing and struggling to find a location. Only need an hour or so

WiFi, coffee and relatively quiet but not library quiet.

Considered Hoxton Hotel but keen to get other suggestions please. Thanks

I’d like to be able to interact with Hermes in the same way I do with Claude code etc. I don’t want a separate machine to run it, despite the benefit of true isolation. I’m too chicken for bare metal.

Anyone got guides / tips on running it on main machine - or like running it on Main - and keeping things secure eg not destroying my macOS?

Thank you

To my shame I havent used Move at all for about 6-9 months, but want to get back into it.

Of all the advancements in the OS in that time, which one has been the most useful / significant? I guess it depends on use case etc but keen to hear what people think - will focus how I get back with my Move!

TIA!

Has anyone worked out how a Cowork project started in a local folder on my machine can still be worked on from another location?

Is Claude backing up the local folder to the cloud to provide that continuity?

They havent really explained how this new feature works (shock)

I might be working with a client who is a Microsoft house and they want to get AI enabled. They have some Copilot Pro licences but due to very strict data security and policy conditions they cannot use anything other than Copilot - no Claude, no ChatGPT.

Copilot is not my area of expertise but I'm keen to learn more about it, especially as it's everywhere.

They’re asking for agentic stuff, like sending emails on a certain schedule or daily dossiers, etc. Exactly the kind of stuff Claude Cowork does. So why not use the latest Copilot Cowork? I think the costs will kill that idea off

So if I want to introduce some quite basic automations and the like, if Copilot Cowork isn’t a financially viable option, what else can I do? As has anybody else faced this challenge in a Copilot house and managed to implement something useful? Keen to hear worked examples pls! Thanks

I might be working with a client who is a Microsoft house and they want to get AI enabled. They have some Copilot Pro licences but due to very strict data security and policy conditions they cannot use anything other than Copilot - no Claude, no ChatGPT.

Copilot is not my area of expertise but I'm keen to learn more about it.

They’re asking for agentic stuff, like sending emails on a certain schedule or daily dossiers, etc. Exactly the kind of stuff Claude Cowork does. So why not use the latest Copilot Cowork? I think the costs will kill that idea off

So if I want to introduce some quite basic automations and the like, if Copilot Cowork isn’t a financially viable option, what else can I do? As has anybody else faced this challenge in a Copilot house and managed to implement something useful? Keen to hear worked examples pls! Thanks

I'm going to run Claude, my current AI, and ChatGPT/Codex in parallel for a while. Within Claude chat, I have a number of projects, and within those are lots of related documents. I also use Claude Cowork and a little bit of Claude code.

Can anyone suggest a way to replicate the structure in ChatGPT/Codex? Even though it might be a bit of manual upkeep, try and automate the synchronisation if possible. Thank you.

Apologies, as I know this has been discussed in the past, but about two or so months ago I signed up for that Hackney Lime deal. I applied via that form on the Hackney website, but since haven't heard anything.

How could I find out whether I was actually accepted onto the scheme, other than taking a Line Bike, incurring a cost, and then finding out whether or not it's at the flat rate of £1.50 or whatever it was?

Will the scheme collapse because of the change in administration?

Thanks!

As a solo entrepreneur who just wants to try out Microsoft Copilot, and Cowork, and its other AI capabilities, but I don't need image generation etc. Where is the cheapest place to buy that on a monthly rolling basis and what tier would I be looking at?

Thank you!

I'm working with a number of clients who have a lots of IP, such as existing documents, research references, historic emails, etc.

I'm talking to them about creating a central brain that their staff can tap into.

This is some sort of knowledge base that they could interrogate to get themes and understand ideas from the past. It can also be connected to Claude (CC, Cowork, Chat) so that, should they be talking about a particular subject, the connection to the AI tool in this brain can surface historic findings to inform future plans.

Also, as they do work and it gets added to Google Drive or local drives or whatever, it gets added to this brain and is thus searchable, looking across the market.

What sort of system could be built that is cost-effective and relatively simple to deploy and maintain? Think it needs to be more robust than a Karpathy / Obsidian vibe.

Any suggestions appreciated!

ps: Claude suggested the below but wanted a wider opinion:

Option A, managed RAG service (default recommendation). This gets you the auto-ingestion, searchability, and AI connection with almost no build:

• AWS Bedrock Managed Knowledge Base went GA in June 2026 with native connectors for S3, SharePoint, Confluence, Google Drive, OneDrive, and a web crawler, with automatic syncing, managed vector storage, hybrid search, document ranking, and agentic retrieval. Point it at their Drive and it handles the rest. HPCwire
• Google Gemini Enterprise (the rebranded Vertex AI Search) is the better fit if they live in Google Workspace, with native Drive and BigQuery integration. Search runs around $4 per 1,000 standard queries. CloudZero

I'm working with a number of clients who have a lots of IP, such as existing documents, research references, historic emails, etc.

I'm talking to them about creating a central brain that their staff can tap into.

This is some sort of knowledge base that they could interrogate to get themes and understand ideas from the past. It can also be connected to Claude (CC, Cowork, Chat) so that, should they be talking about a particular subject, the connection to the AI tool in this brain can surface historic findings to inform future plans.

Also, as they do work and it gets added to Google Drive or local drives or whatever, it gets added to this brain and is thus searchable, looking across the market.

What sort of system could be built that is cost-effective and relatively simple to deploy and maintain? Think it needs to be more robust than a Karpathy / Obsidian vibe.

Any suggestions appreciated!

ps: Claude suggested the below but wanted a wider opinion:

Option A, managed RAG service (default recommendation). This gets you the auto-ingestion, searchability, and AI connection with almost no build:

• AWS Bedrock Managed Knowledge Base went GA in June 2026 with native connectors for S3, SharePoint, Confluence, Google Drive, OneDrive, and a web crawler, with automatic syncing, managed vector storage, hybrid search, document ranking, and agentic retrieval. Point it at their Drive and it handles the rest. HPCwire
• Google Gemini Enterprise (the rebranded Vertex AI Search) is the better fit if they live in Google Workspace, with native Drive and BigQuery integration. Search runs around $4 per 1,000 standard queries. CloudZero

I use Claude Chat projects, Claude code and cowork. I use them across a few devices etc

Struggling to work out a unified place to store them so that any of the Claude surfaces can use them. I also want other AI tools to access them (but Claude is the main one)

Am I looking at saving them to Claude cloud every time I create one, or is there a more sensible / efficient way of doing it? Don’t like the idea of them just living on my main machine for the access reasons above, and I’m not sure Claude would easily grab them from GitHub on demand?

Any idea appreciated!