Lab reference stuff I have found useful.

Olivia Chase · Lab reference stuff I have found useful.

For Project Lamprey I have found this, which is a hefty read, but has clear diagrams and has helped me get a mental hang of what the labs on base look at, and are likely to have. May be useful for fellow players of doctors, biologists etc. Link is to a PDF so best avoided if you are on mobile internet -

http://www.who.int/csr/resources/publications/biosafety/Biosafety7.pdf

As for project Lamprey, if anyone wants a virtual keyboard, Think Geek has them -

http://www.thinkgeek.com/computing/keyboards-mice/8193/

Jacqueline

Those virtual keyboards rock, even more if it can be programmed to look like my favorite natural keyboard... course, what I really want is the optimus maximus....

Olivia Chase

those keyboards are indeed ace. With them being the easiest to sterilise I had the perfect excuse to use them!

I did want one for a cyberpunk larp I played but they are currently way too expensive just for a prop, and I like the 'feel' of the keys. Tapping on a piece of wood or a desk may feel quite weird.

The window speakers have been around for a bit, and the retinal and palm stuff can be found easily by the power of Google. I must admit to having flashbacks of various sci fi and James Bond movies from my youth when writing on the thread.

Olivia Chase

those keyboards are indeed ace. With them being the easiest to sterilise I had the perfect excuse to use them!

I did want one for a cyberpunk larp I played but they are currently way too expensive just for a prop, and I like the 'feel' of the keys. Tapping on a piece of wood or a desk may feel quite weird.

The window speakers have been around for a bit, and the retinal and palm stuff can be found easily by the power of Google. I must admit to having flashbacks of various sci fi and James Bond movies from my youth when writing on the thread.