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hmm thanks guys, those should help

96:D :D :D it was easily my best exam mark

err, he's got 2 new books out now, The redemption of Althalus, and The elder gods. personally i didn't like the elder gods because i'm getting sick of the way he always uses the same plot devices over and over again (sweet little girl who has ultimate control over most events...

looking at a uai of about 87 but really want to get into law first year. Can anyone here help?

Picture of Dorian Gray by (i think) Oscar Wilde usually I can read virtually ANYTHING but this book defeated me after a couple of chapters

wow... you guys are my kinda people *hugs everyone* most of my favourites have already been mentioned but there's always more good stuff out there Holly Lisle's Secret Texts trilogy and the prequel Vincalis the Agitator (but stay away from her other series) Thraxas books are good but i...

finish rest of exam. stare at algorithm for 20 minutes. Perform deskcheck. Start writing complicated answer about how I couldn't find anything wrong, and THEN i saw the f*cking thing! It was definitely the switched_on variable

wow that makes me so grateful that I have a really good teacher. Thank you Stephanie Schwarz!!

Setting some kind of standards would be a good start, you could also make team members keep logbooks and then review to make sure they do their own work or acknowledge others. I can't think of anything else to make up a 6 marker... EDIT:Oh and I agree about the syllabus and exam not meeting...

Potential problems -> whether you need custom drivers, whether a connection can take heavy traffic, that sort of thing is also useful to know

what's "it"? You need to take the integer or truncate it manually to show the examiners you're aware of a potential error from a fractional index, you can't just assume that everything comes out alright

The worst is that I can't take an all-nighter because I'll be dead for SDD if I do. And yeah, caffeine sounds good

The NaCl is to be a 3% salt solution, apparently this best mimics seawater. If they ask about this as a prac you need to mention how impossible it is to get identical-sized pieces of metal, therefore experiment isn't very valid because variables haven't all been controlled

The annoying thing is that I DO know how electrons produce X-rays, it was the 2nd Q in the option, but in the exam I got really hung up on the display part and ignored how PET and CT actually use electrons themselves. Oh well... 5 down 2 to go

????? That seems a bit random. Cyph hasn't even said anything in this thread And so far I've failed to see any evidence of totalitarianism

Saying that all anime fans are overweight is like saying that all people who watch footy are moronic yobbos As for the no friends thing, I bet you're the same sort of person who a couple of years ago thought that any fan of Lord of the Rings was a fantasy geek with no friends yet now it's a...

yeh but the Q was about the effect a larger magnetic field has on CURRENT, so I would assume you need a way to measure current somehow -> ammeter or galvanometer

you know this one guy in my class asked (in all seriousness) whether we would be allowed to take a fake right hand into the exam with us

ergh I forgot to mention how X-rays are produced from electrons... but I did mention how semi-conductors with electron-hole stuff allowed us to make computers to collate the images so hopefully that'll get me something

my thought was that it's a multiple choice, you're meant to be able to do each one in about a minute or less, therefore just sub into the damn equation and get 16.7