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lol i only understood how the patches thing worked today. i'm so slow.... yeah, the Question today was too easy.

ok in a real-life situation, this is probably what you'll need: 1. router/s to connect your LAN to a WAN 2. switches to connect up your LAN. These are the 'smart-switches' where you can create VLANs and are connected via optical ether-channels. They transfer data between each switch at very...

And the forums too now ! :) (alex posting under ians account) PS COME TO STUDY GUIDE NOW AT UTS! We're here until 5 pm

BOS meetup at UTS Building 2, from now until 5pm. We're selling study guides by Excel and Macquarie for HSC students, cheap cheap prices! You can also guy premium membership (which gets you food and drink!) Tell your brothers, sisters, cousins, anyone doing the HSC- come to UTS Building...

Alrighty, question answered :)

yes :D

I Will See You All Tomorrow At The Study Guide Day!!!

most inter-bank transfers take about 2 working days. and up to 5 if it's a CC transfer.

today's chess one is easy... not the chess part the answering the Questions to move the chess pieces part.

ROFL I was thinking that. but i didn't try to guess it. wow, there's a wikipedia with the daily answers

can't believe i'm that stupid

care to give some insight into Q2?

i'm stuck on the 2nd and 3rd! I would've thought "the davinci code" is what is ultimately broken.

yay for society

get someone to send you their normal.dot template to replace your own. that might be the quickest and laziest solution. never tried it, but in theory it should work.

lol Exam at Wentworth Park.

hahahha. didot points :P

the puzzle was easy. and if you do a google seach with the right strings, it's easy to find the answer

yeah i reckon it'll get harder. yes hanging pictures on hooks. how hard can it be? yesterday's was the most challenging so far

not that i've been to Broadway to see it, but I saw it ages ago when Her Majesty's Theatre was still around - but totally agree that it's more moving. you even get the chandalier effect in the audience.