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You could probably find a use for it otherwise maybe sell it.

Yeah tutorials usually will cover the content of lectures from the week before so it's fine.

I'm tempted to buy the $30 with p/h book now haha.

How credible is that though? I saw a book which is around $150 on sale on ebay for an international edition for $65.... EDIT: Even better, I found a book that is $180 at UNSW bookshop for $12 online. Shipping is $18 though.

Re: UNSW Chit Chat Thread 2015. The irony coming from a troll hahaha

Pretty sure some would go at the least.

That's cute haha. Other than the motorway driving on RON 98, I was still thrashing it. The discrepancy of E10 to RON 95 is definitely based upon the same driving style so I'm pretty much never putting E10 in my car again as it really hates it. I just filled up with more RON 98 so I'll check...

Stats about my car's liking of different fuels. E10 and 91 RON - roughly 17 or 18 L per 100 km 95 RON - 14.4 L per 100 km V-power (98 RON) - 10.6 L per 100 km (involved a bit of highway driving however).

Don't even use apps on my phone rofl. Basically I just call/text, listen to music, e-mail and BoS on my phone.

Re: I don't know what to name this thread. glhf

A lot of people are in a similar situation. As a result, many people are willing to meet new people just like yourself. Meet others and form friendships at uni! Join societies! Be proactive!

Re: I don't know what to name this thread. Lol why bother with something like that. Saying something "smart" like that straight up would be pretty awkward imo. You have that coming from 3 females. There is no need to act completely different around someone who is not of the same gender...

Yep pretty much. Just be careful with wording (I'm talking about the last sentence). Drag always occurs as long as there are atmospheric particles around. It is just that as the altitude of orbit is lower, there is much more drag. It doesn't "eventually" become large "enough" to decelerate the...

Although correct for the situation above as mechanical energy is conserved, be very very careful with how you use this equation. If non-conservative forces do work (friction, drag, etc), then mechanical energy is NOT conserved and hence E_k + E_p \neq 0 This is something learnt mainly in...

I get why I had the discrepancy now. In CAN bus the conversion is made by through the switch (dw about this though). In LAN bus, the ICs (integrated circuit chip) that do data conversion is on the NIC. I think LAN bus must use multiple ICs on the NIC.

I was hoping you could deduce that from what I gave you. What does the switch do? What does this mean? If you can answer those you should know what it is. I could be wrong in terms of HSC IPT but to my understanding those are what I would say each device does.

Tbh you should be fine with Law. You also are passionate for insolvency so the contingency is there. I think for your case, doing a dual program will be beneficial if you want to accelerate your career down the track. Reason why I've gone with a masters myself. It's great to be realistically...

Just need to worry about circular orbits for the module Space. Not sure about the option Astrophysics though.

The first one refers to how g-force is a measure of a relative acceleration experienced in terms of 9.8 m/(s^2), which we know as g. This is irrespective of the mass of the object and hence it relates to the relative acceleration of an object and can indeed be applied universally. By mentioning...

I have learnt about a different type of bus but I can imagine it working in a similar way. Basically, the switch will convert LAN bus into a physical form using a certain protocol. LAN bus in itself has its own protocol by physical means. The repeater will just prevent attenuation of the...