beach ready before u pop
£45 quid, no?I'm still on the Unicorn Cake, but I'm about to switch over to the Phant MAC1 × Powder Doughnuts. I will probably finish the last of it today; it's been a nice strain, and I would definitely buy it again. It's been a good Morning/Afternoon strain for me
£42.50 the next day it was dropped to £39.99
Or was it the Doughnuts you were on about as that was £45£42.50 the next day it was dropped to £39.99
Doughnuts£42.50 the next day it was dropped to £39.99
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Or was it the Doughnuts you were on about as that was £45
Phant
Yeah £45 good value
The Phant range has been good what I have had so far, they are worth trying out mate
Having bad internet in the modern age is as important at least than distance to the shops or a bus stop.
I want to be a geek and help you
Didn't know lineage, hence my shot-in-the-dark buy. In hindsight, I don't appear to like GMO cultivar/strains and this has Garlic Breath, Think the Gamma process has also destroyed a majority of the aroma/flavour because its pretty muted/tasleless. FX dnt feel as strong as they should being 34% THC. Even the PSM PV had more on it than this piss poor drop!
Coder = HIREDI want to be a geek and help you
If you open command prompt by typing "cmd" with the start bar open
Then type in "tracert www.google.com" and copy and paste the results I can do network diagnostics on what is causing the lag.
should look something like this:
I have cut off my IP jumps.
Each hop and the delay indicates where lag is coming from for a simple request to google (you can change the website you try ping)
An engineer will just do this with fancy tools to ping the exchange to try figure out where the fault is. Anyway I am much better than Plusnet diagnostic bot trust me!
Bit off topic I know. I am consuming Spiked Mai Thai as I type!!!
For sure. I was just trying to see if it was the jump to his router or the next jump to the street cabinet. After that its the wild west in terms of traffic routing depending your destination. (Also not the users problem its the networks problem at that point) I wasnt aware that they were low priority and that would make sense. The last time I delved properly into networking was trying to get World of Warcraft working back in 2007I'm with EE/BT I have had increased packet loss and buffering today, overall poor stability, it cleared a fair bit later this pm. I havent had time to look at any network news, but my issue was external to our network. As OR control most of the fibre network from door to main switches and routers a problem can quickly cause issues with other suppliers
BTW iirc pings and trace routes originating from domestic providers are given very low priority within the wider network. It causes so much congestion! For short hops it can give good data but between countries not so much. iirc as I have not worked in that area for several decades
