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In fact you can see how up to dat it is by looking for the bold text at the top of the page.

Go to the iPod store on apple.com.au and check out some of the accessories you can use: http://store.apple.com/1800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/australiastore?iPodStore=yes Specifically this...

Well, I can't tell the difference between the net on my wired machine, and the net on my wireless (and yes, I have cable) g was being use by companies before it was standardised too ...

Note that this depends on the uni. Although this seems to be the case at UTS and USyd (based on conversations with friends), UNSW is still very much acedimic, not bowing to the hype of new stuff (no .net taught for instance)

wireless isn't basic, it is not standard in anything (although it should be). But you are right, the chaep model is v basic, however it is a good buy as a 2nd PC if you want MacOSX, and don't need massive HDD and other things since you have other comp.

Please don't shout.

Wow, that's annoying. First thing to note is that most rooms have a schedual pined up on the door, so you cna check that if you think you are in the wrong place. Maybe your lect told everyone last lec about the move. I guess the only thing you can do now is wait for an email form the lec, and...

You are not a stupid first year, things in uni tend not to be explained well. A "permitted" clash means that you have two (or more) classes on at the same time, but myUNSW will let you enroll in both of them. In practicle terms, it means you must choose which of the two (or more) classes to...

http://www.arts.unsw.edu.au/currentstudents/undergraduate/timetable/FMPro?-db=coursedetails.fp5&-lay=web2&-sortfield=unit&-sortfield=courseplusnumber&-op=eq&CourseCode2=LATN&CourseNumber=1000&UndergradorPostgrad=Undergraduate&Session1=S1&-find=&-format=details.html&-max=1 suggests that yes, you...

Ja Du? Yes, it is ...

Yes, that's thanks to a last minute shift into a new course. Oh well ...

I've updated this thread: http://www.boredofstudies.org/community/showthread.php?p=114603#post114603 Just click "quote" on the front post to see how the symbols are produced

My first day entailed sitting outside the lecture theater for 20 mins 'cause it was locked, and the lec didn't have a key, and then being given an assignment. Thankgod I have today off to recover.

As stated before, brown ends up being more cost effective.

http://www.cse.unsw.edu.au/seng/Programs/BE-BCom-actuarial/ In the table for stage 1 it states you can do either 1141 or 1151. You should then be able to use 1141 to exclude you from pre-reqs that say 1151. The best person to contact is Ken Robinson, our SENG Co-ordinator.

My point exactly. And I assume you have the keyboard, mouse and screen already. Note that this price also gets you iLife '05, not a bad deal ....

UNSW has: - Pharmices - 2 banks - A bookstore (selling things OTHER than textbooks) - A few mini supermarkets - Travel agent - Dentist - Barber - Medicare Private Office - Ticketec - Newsagencys - A post office - Several eating areas (ie: groups of food shops, not just one big...

Wireless isn't really that slow if you use "g" instead of "b" .... *Transmits message insecurily over wireless net connection*

BE (Software Engineering) @ UNSW In 3rd year (out of 4 years)

To answer a few questions: - The new iPod mini (Gen 2) is $299 for a 4G model. You can get this for 10% less at Apple resellers (such as the one on the UNSW campus) - The old iPod mini (Gen 1) is being sold off cheap, but is not worth it, as it has a battery life FAR worse than the Gen 2...