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Posts posted by at0m
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Great list, thank you!
MycoSupply seems to think it'd cost me over $100 to ship some damn inoculation loops... Adding other things just makes it go even higher...
As a side note, eBay is pretty awesome for smaller things if you only need a few. Picked up 24x 9m of 1.2cm microspore tape for $17 or something silly.
Also, whilst this could be considered necroing a thread, this is a great list and everyone should check it out if they're considering ordering some things
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I'd have to agree with the redditor who posted this. Best cover of pusuit of happiness. Hands down.
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i once had some graduation photos sent to me, professionally done cost about 165 or something. so with photos they come in stiff carboard with a big notice on the front saying "PHOTOS DO NOT BEND". so the postie bends them in half and shoves them in the 2cm gap in my letter box. so yeah, oz post rocks.....
I'd say that's more the posty being a dick and/or not reading the labels.
I've honestly never had an issue with Auspost. Nothing lost, mangled or maimed. The worst I've had is the corner of a parcel slightly bent.
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"Dirty Pictures". Whilst it could have been a lot more informative, it's a nice little glimpse into Dr. Shulgin's life.
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www.smartpowders.com ?
Very much this.
I'm expecting an order from there sometime this week. Their selection is huge and cheap... even with shipping to Aus it's really cheaper than most of the Australian sites (Assuming you can find some of it over here at all).
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These things look awesome.
It's a pity I'm not seeing any in SA, I'd love to head to one.
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One of my favourite tracks of all time. -
I have some aniracetam coming in at the moment. I'll let you know how it goes.
As for sources, http://smartpowders.com/
*EDIT: After a long way due to USPS screw ups, it arrived. I've been taking it for a week and, honestly, the effects are minimal beyond a (positive) change in mood.
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So, I got a bit bored and decided to list a couple of IRC clients for you guys. This is by no means a complete list, if you want something added/fixed/removed - let me know. In addition, if you need any help setting them up - give me a shout.
Windows
X-Chat:
Price: Free 30 day trial and then a once off payment of $20.
Website: X-Chat
Ease of use: Easy
Benefits:
- Easy to use
- Clean and clear interface
X-Chat 2:
Price: Free
Website: X-Chat 2
Ease of use: Easy
Benefits:
- Easy to use
- Clean and clear interface
mIRC:
Price: Free 30 day trial and then a once off payment of $30.
Website: mIRC
Ease of use: Easy
Benefits:
- Easy to use
- Built in scripting
- A very common client
- Customisable
Pidgin:
Price: Free
Website: Pidgin
Ease of use: Easy
Benefits:
- Multi-platform
- Also does MSN, AIM, Yahoo, Gtalk, Facebook (to list a few)
- Plugin support
- Very popular
Linux
Irssi:
Price: Free
Website: Irssi
Ease of use: Hard (For people unfamiliar with Linux)
Benefits:
- Plugins (Perl)
- Terminal based
- Can be run in detached sessions
- VERY customisable (Open source + options inside of the client)
- Very secure
Weechat:
Price: Free
Website: Weechat
Ease of use: Hard (For people unfamiliar with Linux)
Benefits:
- Plugins (Python, Perl, Ruby, TCL, Lua)
- Terminal based
- Can be run in detached sessions
- VERY customisable (Open source + options inside of the client)
Pidgin:
Price: Free
Website: Pidgin
Ease of use: Easy
Benefits:
- Multi-platform
- Also does MSN, AIM, Yahoo, Gtalk, Facebook (to list a few)
- Plugin support
- Very popular
Mac OSX
Colloquy:
Price: Free
Website: Colloquy
Ease of use: Easy
Benefits:
- Very easy
- Looks good
- Apple Scripting
- Customisable
Pidgin:
Price: Free
Website: Pidgin
Ease of use: Easy
Benefits:
- Multi-platform
- Also does MSN, AIM, Yahoo, Gtalk, Facebook (to list a few)
- Plugin support
- Very popular
Other (Web, iPhone, Android, etc)
(Web Browser) Mibbit:
Price: Free
Website: Mibbit
Ease of use: Easy
Benefits:
- Browser based (Works on any Operating System)
- Can load it up anywhere
(Android) AndroIRC:
Price: Free with the option to pay to remove ads ($2.70)
Website: AndroIRC Free, AndroIRC Premium (Removes ads)
Ease of use: Easy-ish
Benefits:
- Android notifications
- Auto-authenticate
(iPhone,iPad,iPod Touch) Colloquy Mobile:
Price: $2
Website: Colloquy Mobile
Ease of use: Easy
Benefits:
- Very easy
- Looks good
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How do you guys take to newbies?
Unfortunately I have no seeds¹, cuttings, saplings or other trade/give-ables.
I've had an interest in plants for awhile but never the motivation to do anything about it. Until now.
Hopefully I'll see you guys next month?
¹ I do have /some/ seeds however they're nothing special. Some cacti, some chili's and a few others.
Anyway, I'll let you know closer to the time what my botanical situation is.
EGA tickets (two) for sale
in Chill Space
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I would love to attend but alas I have no friends who're willing to drive up (I say drive because I can't really fly back with seeds & cuttings)