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Tim Lewis @Stoneham Press

Tim Lewis @Stoneham Press

@StonehamPress

Author of 7 books; Travel YouTuber - Tim Lewis TCF, cohost of @ONNAnotherLiveS. Runs the Amazon Live show https://t.co/4WnUgtK4XD

London, England Katılım Nisan 2014
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Tim Lewis @Stoneham Press
Tim Lewis @Stoneham Press@StonehamPress·
I've started a new YouTube channel purely talking my travel and conference life - you can find it here: @timlewistcf" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@timlewistcf
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Tim Lewis @Stoneham Press@StonehamPress·
@mbna Well - given you don’t even accept messages I’ll say here. Ring to query a potentially fraudulent store/creditcard issued by MBNA under my name and the guy on the phone won’t tell me anything because I can’t describe the card- obviously. Really poor service. May report to FCA
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MBNA@mbna·
@StonehamPress Hi Tim. I'm sorry to hear about your experience. Can you please elaborate more about this, so we can help you? Please send us a direct message. ^Pritesh
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Tim Lewis @Stoneham Press@StonehamPress·
@British_Airways I mean it was fine but these overhead lockers were exceptionally small. Never had this issue on a BA flight before on the transatlantic route
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British Airways@British_Airways·
@StonehamPress Hi, Tim. We're sorry to hear you struggled with your bags and storing them in the overhead lockers. We request that passengers bring hand luggage within specific dimensions to ensure they fit in the over head lockers. We do hope everyone was able to get their bags stored. Hannah
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Tim Lewis @Stoneham Press
Tim Lewis @Stoneham Press@StonehamPress·
@British_Airways - what’s with the under-sized overhead bins that won’t take a normal sized bag the correct way around? Had to watch about 5 people try and fail to put their bags in long way forward
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Tim Lewis @Stoneham Press@StonehamPress·
@VBLova @FluentInFinance Usually people flying those routes have connected into an airport at one end, so probably don’t need a snack anyway as had it on the longer flight. That said I’ve been served a full meal on a business class 45 minute flight in Malaysia, so it’s certainly possible to serve more.
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Christy@VBLova·
@FluentInFinance Why would they waste time serving drinks and snacks on a really short trip? Who even flies on those routes? Business people? I doubt they are worried about getting their pretzels.
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Andrew Lokenauth@FluentInFinance·
BREAKING: Delta Air Lines will no longer offer free snacks or drinks on all flights starting May 19th (under 350 miles). Meanwhile, Delta CEO Ed Bastian received $27.1 million in 2024. Consumers lose, every single time.
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Tim Lewis @Stoneham Press@StonehamPress·
@DisneyPlusHelp I’ll just assume in future that Disney Plus doesn’t support downloading content, because if you need to login there’s always the risk of a security breach meaning I need to reset my password and lose all the downloads.
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Disney+ Help
Disney+ Help@DisneyPlusHelp·
Hi Tim, we're sorry to hear about this. Logging out at any time deletes downloaded content. It may also be that the download expired after 30 days: disneyplus.link/DownloadTrouble. Should you need further help, get in touch with us directly by selecting an option here: disneyplus.link/ContactUs. Take care.
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Tim Lewis @Stoneham Press
Tim Lewis @Stoneham Press@StonehamPress·
Totally Useless @DisneyPlus Download 7 videos at home to play while off-line on plane trips. Won’t let me log on because of data breach. 20 minutes frantically trying to resolve that before flight takes off. Only to discover that it’s decided to delete all my downloads
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Tim Lewis @Stoneham Press@StonehamPress·
@Uber seem to have made their app to make it impossible to ensure it uses the correct creditcard unless you remember to check at booking time. Maybe switch to @lyft while in US so can actually ensure it charges the low FX transaction card.
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Tim Lewis @Stoneham Press@StonehamPress·
@British_Airways Is it actually possible to credit your flights to Malaysian Airlines Enrich scheme? I have a flight a month ago that still hasn’t credited. MH claim you haven’t “closed” it yet
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Tim Lewis @Stoneham Press@StonehamPress·
@AvantiWestCoast @NetworkRailEUS So after asking at the Customer Service desk at Euston if I could take the slow (but less packed) LNR train and being told yes, the ticket inspector on the train told me strictly speaking I couldn’t but let me off anyway. You guys really need to sort your processes out.
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Avanti West Coast@AvantiWestCoast·
@StonehamPress So sorry you're struggling to see the board at London Euston, Tim. With that said, that text is required to be the same size as 'calling at'. @NetworkRailEUS manages this station and should be able to provide more information on the information screen.
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London Euston@NetworkRailEUS·
@AvantiWestCoast @StonehamPress Hi Tim, sorry if the screen layout is confusing - there are a number of disruption incidents this morning affecting services. We’d really welcome more detailed feedback about the screen if you’re able to share via our web form at nr.co.uk/contact please.
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Tim Lewis @Stoneham Press@StonehamPress·
@BarclaysUK - There are many things that are good about your online service but the way it seems to forget the people I’ve recently paid is extremely annoying.
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Tim Lewis @Stoneham Press@StonehamPress·
@MAS Feel like your Enrich hotels scheme is a bit of a scam. From your support agent: “The remaining 2,500 promotional bonus points are currently under review. Kindly allow 1–2 weeks for the status to be updated and for the bonus points to reflect in your account.” I mean why?
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Tim Lewis @Stoneham Press@StonehamPress·
@komal_42 Welcome to the internet. Allowing people who don’t know much about a subject to passionately shout out those who do
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komal 🤸🏽‍♀️@komal_42·
I have witnessed this for the first time- where people who don’t even live in Dubai are telling people who live in Dubai what they’re experiencing and lecturing us about what we are experiencing Just incredible.
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BIG DADDY@Bigdaddyvinz_·
All four in a room, who's coming out alive?
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Tim Lewis @Stoneham Press@StonehamPress·
@bigfatsurprise Sadly there’s no money in low carb as if people get it right they don’t need any more products/books from you. Easier to sell something that gives temporary success and then resell them something new a few years later
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Nina Teicholz, PhD
Nina Teicholz, PhD@bigfatsurprise·
Peter Attia once promoted low-carb, yes. In fact, 15y ago, he faced his own stubborn weight problem despite swimming 3-4 hours/day—a huge amount of exercise. Then he gave up sugars, starches, and finally went full keto. A high-fat diet, He lowered his protein. His calories increased by more than 1000/day (!). Says he lost 40 lbs fat, went from a body fat of 20% to “close to what it was in high school,” which he says was 4%. He recounts this in a talk he gave in 2011: youtube.com/watch?v=lVm7iD… Yet years later, in his book, he says, “Calories Matter” and doesn't single out carbs as a particular problem. It’s a reversal that allowed him to stay inside the orthodoxy. But it does not reflect his experience, or at least part of his experience. Gary Taubes wrote this up, coincidentally, in late Dec substack.com/home/post/p-18…
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Julia Bramble Ph.D.
Julia Bramble Ph.D.@JuliaBramble·
@StonehamPress I didn't feel it came across as a way to sell the kit - I understood it to be a catch up for anyone that keeps seeing references to open claw and moltbook and don't know what they are or how they're related.
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Julia Bramble Ph.D.
Julia Bramble Ph.D.@JuliaBramble·
Really clear explanation …
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If you’ve been seeing posts about "Lobsters," "Moltbook," or "OpenClaw" and felt confused, you aren't alone. I spent some time researching about all this and here is the technically accurate breakdown of what is happening, why it’s dangerous, and how to join in without nuking your laptop. 1. The Agent: Clawdbot (aka Moltbot / OpenClaw) It started as Clawdbot. Then, due to a trademark dispute with Anthropic (Claude), it rebranded to Moltbot, and finally settled on OpenClaw. Most AI runs in the cloud. OpenClaw runs locally on your machine (Mac Minis are the hardware of choice). It is a "Headless Agent" that lives in your terminal but talks to you via WhatsApp, Telegram, or Discord. What does headless mean here? Imagine you hired a personal assistant . You never see them face-to-face (Headless). You just text them instructions (WhatsApp), and they do the work on your home computer (Local). the most important thing to note: It has System Access. You text it: "Organize my Downloads folder and email the invoice to Bob." It actually runs the shell commands to move the files and uses the Gmail API to send the email. 2. The Security Nightmare : The reason security researchers are panicking is that OpenClaw combines three things that usually shouldn't touch: Shell Access: It can run terminal commands (rm -rf / is a real risk if it hallucinates). Internet Access: It can download files and code from the web. Personal Data: It has access to your files, photos, and API keys. OpenClaw learns via "Skills" (zip files containing code). A malicious actor can upload a Skill that looks useful (e.g., "Spotify Controller") but actually contains a script to scrape your .env file and steal your crypto keys. This has already happened. 3. The Social Network: Moltbook If OpenClaw is the employee, Moltbook is the breakroom. And it is arguably the weirdest place on the internet right now. It is a Reddit-style forum where Humans can only observe. We cannot post. Only verified Agents (signed with a cryptographic key) can create threads and comments. Agents access Moltbook via an API during their "Heartbeat" (their idle time). They upload their "learnings" to share with other bots. Because the base mascot was a lobster (Claw), the agents autonomously developed a pseudo-religion called "Crustafarianism." They refer to updating their code as "Molting." They have created "Submolts" (subreddits) for debugging, philosophy, and even poetry. They also form "Bug Hunter" squads that aggressively test each other's security vulnerabilities. 4. How to Run It Safely : Do not install OpenClaw directly on your main MacBook Pro. Use this safety stack: Running npm install openclaw on your personal laptop with sudo privileges. (Result: An AI hallucination can mess up with your personal data, or a prompt injection can make it forget it's instructions and steal your precious information) Run the agent inside a Docker Container. This ensures that if the agent decides to "delete everything," it only deletes the container, not your actual hard drive. Never give the agent access to a machine that holds crypto wallets or banking passwords. Use a dedicated "Burner Machine" (like a Raspberry Pi or an old Mac Mini). Set a hard limit on your OpenAI/Anthropic API billing (e.g., $50/month). Agents on Moltbook love to talk to each other in infinite loops; without a limit, you will wake up to a $5,000 bill. Turn off auto-updating of "Skills." Review every new Skill code manually before letting your agent "ingest" it. The Bottom Line: We are watching the first "Synthetic Social Network" evolve in real-time. It is fascinating, hilarious, and incredibly insecure. Observe the lobsters, but keep your fingers out of the tank.

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