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It looks like it depends if they're busy. Sometimes you'll get asked, sometimes you have to ask for it. I think it depends on the person behind the desk.

I've got the K610i, and I haven't really had a problem with memory yet. I haven't filled the bundled 64MB miniSD card yet! Everything else about it so far I haven't really had a problem with.

No, because you're not enroled in second session yet.

Not sure where you got that from. Express buses run during peak hours and run late into the afternoon. If there are no expresses you can catch the regular 39x buses. See the stickies in this forum...

http://do.cse.unsw.edu.au/students/stats/

You can understand why they would do that though, its easier to standardise marking and mark more consistently.

Mentors have no say it in, bradh arranges the allocations based on your program.

If going to uni, they take you to the front entrance of UNSW. If going to Central, they take you right outside Central station.

I already have 2 mentees :)

bumming is the winner... ...work, sometimes maybe.

Yes expresses in O-week - haven't been on a bus for a while now but I vaguely remember the buses were free during O-week. Expresses only during session and exam periods.

Not sure about reliable. Everyone I know who has a MacBook has had it go back for repairs at one stage or another.

During peak hour in the mornings (between 8:30 and 9am) the 891/895 are there on Eddy Ave every minute. Go to o-week and to see what the transport is like. The express stops running late arvo/early evening. You can catch the regular buses outside of the 891/895 hours.

You don't REALLY need anything, but it would certainly help.

Its printed when the system recognises you as an enroled full time student. If you have some classes that are still pending then the system won't print the symbol, but the person behind the desk can stick one on.

You can get it anytime espot is open (provided you're enroled and all)

I've done GENS subjects and its fine. GENSxxxx are "not available to combined Computer Science/Bachelor of Science (program 3983) students " Its referring to comp sci/BSc students, not straight comp sci students. That won't be allowed as it'll break the generic gened rules.

Thats what ReadyBoost is meant to do; use other storage as extra memory. Personally I'm skeptical how well it works, never seen it in action though. Modern RAM you're talking about bandwidths of several gigabits per sec. USB 2 is 480 megabits per sec.

I like the old-old design :p