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PrincessSJ
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which lab can u get msn on?? i cant find it here... (huxley library)
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You can get it in the AIC, but its old-school.
Yeah, I've been on BoS at uni, no-one cares too much (I generally have several windows open with stuff that could pass as work to flick to)
Yeah, I've been on BoS at uni, no-one cares too much (I generally have several windows open with stuff that could pass as work to flick to)
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I was on messenger ( web messenger for any computer without real msn) during O week. But its kinda unfair bludging on it now that it is so busy with people actually queing to get a comp- in the Auchmunty at least.
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They also watch you through the monitor, so stop moving your lips when you read the computer screenbaker182 said:
They really don't care what you see on the net, and if there is a problem just talk your way out of it "but I was checking the different variants of written english for an assignment I have for my special education subject, why msn? um, because all my friends are idiots and that's kind of like a learning disability right?" well, that's perhaps not the most advantageous plan, but hey, at least I try, lol.
And I thought that comp lab downstairs in Huxley had msn?
How about you dont just use msn at uni, like to be honest, some people at uni do not have access to computers at home. Its a bit unfair and rude to use a uni computer, just to sit on msn messenger, when someone who really needs to use the computer is standing in line waiting to do some uni work. I may sound like a dickhead, but its my opinion, I'am putting across here.rific said:They also watch you through the monitor, so stop moving your lips when you read the computer screen
They really don't care what you see on the net, and if there is a problem just talk your way out of it "but I was checking the different variants of written english for an assignment I have for my special education subject, why msn? um, because all my friends are idiots and that's kind of like a learning disability right?" well, that's perhaps not the most advantageous plan, but hey, at least I try, lol.
And I thought that comp lab downstairs in Huxley had msn?
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Ever contemplated that whilst on messenger we may actually be talking about uni work? (hey I've done it before)
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Ya, I couldn't stand to just sit there and 'chat' on msn, I'm only online if I have something else to do and it's pretty easy to just let msn run in the background. But I see where you're coming from, if someone's just sitting on msn during a peak time at uni and not actually doing anything uni related, it's a bit rough.
engineering side is good to get a comp to bludge on as I don't think I ever remember seeing a line up to use the computers over there.
I agree with baker though, I've never bludged on msn at a pc in the AIC, CT building, etc. when there's been a line up of people waiting to use it. The mac room in the CT building generally has heaps of macs free and they're not all that hard to use.
I agree with baker though, I've never bludged on msn at a pc in the AIC, CT building, etc. when there's been a line up of people waiting to use it. The mac room in the CT building generally has heaps of macs free and they're not all that hard to use.
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Besides, don't you need access to the engineering network to access their computers?
PrincessSJ
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but we were!!! we were all in the same classroom but thats irelevant!