DataVeg

Hey peeps - so due to an error on their side, I have been double charged for my Family subscription- so I have paid $130 twice, once in February and once again this month. I haven’t found any way to contact them - I have sent three messages through feedback but they have all been ignored. I can’t find any contact details on their site.

Am I missing something obvious? Anyone know a way to get their attention? Small claims is $50 in my state so that might be my final option.

Any good recommendations for AUV3 plug ins for processing (mostly) spoken word vocals? I’ve used enhancers/exciters on desktop - looking for something that can give voice more punch and presence. Something that can go between NPR smooth to more extreme effects. Any pointers to good plugins (paid ok) welcome. Thanks!

Hi all, I’m doing a bit of a downsize and I have some lightly used ham gear I’m thinking of donating. A yaesu ft-450d, a yaesu ft-8800, a couple of power supplies, a yt-450 autotuner a bench speaker, j-pole, antenna and cables etc.

I’d rather donate as I don’t want to go through the hassle of selling. Ideally I’d love it to go to an org working with disadvantaged kids. My local club is far from diverse (cough) and I’m not thrilled with the Boy Scouts.

I’m in the Portland area, but might ship for the right cause.

Any thoughts?

I’m one of many people who have been delaying our season ticket renewal until we get some meaningful change in the organization and believe, support and protect the Thorns and NWSL players. So guess what? Just got a message telling me that unless I renew in the next 24 hours I will be ineligible for final presale tickets! Way to take a wonderful win and celebration and use it to further sweep the issues under the carpet.

Hi all, can anyone point me to a good explanation on the use of hace, desde, hace desde, hace que, etc. for ‘ago’ ‘been’ ‘since’ etc. I’ve been reading grammar books, graded readers, listening to podcasts and using Duolingo- which is particularly terrible on this subject because it assumes you can guess exactly which form it is expecting. This is the first thing that has truly stumped me (even the subjunctive didn’t give me this problem). Maybe it’s just me - is it easier than I’m making it?

If you know of a good way to look at these or have a good resource that was useful to you then you would be my best friend forever. Thanks!