Dingo2004
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Atrium, Building 10, Broadway Campus
which one is that?
Atrium, Building 10, Broadway Campus
which one is that?
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Where is Atrium, Building 10, Broadway Campus ??? (2 Viewers)
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the best building there...hehehe
nahh its on the left of the tower
nahh its on the left of the tower
andiman
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atrium of building 10
The Atrium of Building 10 is the main Foyer-ish area of Building 10. Its what you walk into from either of the two main entrances. You know you're in the Atrium if you look up 6 stories to see a glass panelled roof, and theres periodic bridges crossing it in the upper stories.
Building 10 is on 235 Jones St. Looking at the Tower from Broadway, its down Jones St which is the next street to the left of the Tower.
You'll see a big fat UTS vertically on the front of the building. you can't miss it.
Have fun!
The Atrium of Building 10 is the main Foyer-ish area of Building 10. Its what you walk into from either of the two main entrances. You know you're in the Atrium if you look up 6 stories to see a glass panelled roof, and theres periodic bridges crossing it in the upper stories.
Building 10 is on 235 Jones St. Looking at the Tower from Broadway, its down Jones St which is the next street to the left of the Tower.
You'll see a big fat UTS vertically on the front of the building. you can't miss it.
Have fun!
carrotz
Member
building 10 rules 
andiman
New Member
building is good, but..
its good except for:
the static electricity
the dodgy aircon (too cold/hot in labs)
charlie.it (can we please have a new one?)
but yay, they've finally ripped out the solaris labs and will replace them with redhat p4's runnign vmware so ppl can still use windows for office/.NET and other MS based programming environments stuffola.
and they increased wireless coverage too (at least i think so cos its faster (802.11g) and i'm getting stronger signals from more places around the place atm.
its good except for:
the static electricity
the dodgy aircon (too cold/hot in labs)
charlie.it (can we please have a new one?)
but yay, they've finally ripped out the solaris labs and will replace them with redhat p4's runnign vmware so ppl can still use windows for office/.NET and other MS based programming environments stuffola.
and they increased wireless coverage too (at least i think so cos its faster (802.11g) and i'm getting stronger signals from more places around the place atm.
andiman
New Member
wifi access in building 10
wireless in building 10 is IEEE 802.11b (thats airport for mac users) and 802.11g(airport extreme for mac users) compatible.
.b gives you 11mbps max. throughput whereas .g gives you max of 54mbps.
just remember that .b has a better range that .g
wireless in building 10 is IEEE 802.11b (thats airport for mac users) and 802.11g(airport extreme for mac users) compatible.
.b gives you 11mbps max. throughput whereas .g gives you max of 54mbps.
just remember that .b has a better range that .g
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timbk2
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*what he said*
Beaky
You can read minds?
West u mean
andiman
New Member
mac laptops
centrino is only .b (11mbps) you can get some PC laptops with integrated wireless that are .g compatible as well (54mbps) but this is very expensive for them.
i used my mac (12" powerbook) its a great little beast.
although, for most users the .b 11mbps is sufficient, having 54mbps available for transfers between your FIT account and local storage and so on is really cool.
if you are going to buy a mac, go to www.apple.com.au, go to the store section, then education, and then find what you want.
the online store has free shipping and has better prices than any of the apple centres.
centrino is only .b (11mbps) you can get some PC laptops with integrated wireless that are .g compatible as well (54mbps) but this is very expensive for them.
i used my mac (12" powerbook) its a great little beast.
although, for most users the .b 11mbps is sufficient, having 54mbps available for transfers between your FIT account and local storage and so on is really cool.
if you are going to buy a mac, go to www.apple.com.au, go to the store section, then education, and then find what you want.
the online store has free shipping and has better prices than any of the apple centres.
