Dave

You tried googling for them?

Yeah, I'm on the MMath. Whether I'll stay on it or not I'll see, but I doubt you'd be doing something that large the night before ;-)

That might work. Keep the General Maths and Competition forums, merge Modern Algebra, Calculus and Number Theory and call it Analytical Mathematics, merge Stats and Geometry and put it under Applied Mathematics.

Trouble is if you're doing a long post, and you want math in specific places etc, can become quite tiresome. The new latex system (when installed) should be pretty good. Hopefully have a few buttons on the reply page to help people with the syntax. You'll get used to TeX eventually, you're gonna have to use it to write your thesis at the end of the day

Seems everyone's jumping on the bandwagon atm, I don't really believe any of it tbh. And neither do I care

GCSE's are well easy.

There's also an announcement about it on every forum.

ouch.

I want a G5

For those of you who want to see my killer specs: Intel Pentium 4 3.06GHz (800MHz FSB model) 512MB PC3200 (yes, I'm stingy and only got 512) ATI Radeon 9800 Pro (128mb ddr) 17" Hercules TFT Display hdds: 1x120gb Seagate Barracuda SATA, 1x80gb ATA/133 (shared 50/50 with linux) Sony 48x/24x/48x/12x combined CD-RW/DVD-ROM Pioneer DVR-A06 4x DVD-RW Microsoft Wireless Optical mouse/keyboard jobby + the crappest speakers in the world

Euhm, the co-efficient of restitution is always inbetween 0 and 1.

I suggest we merge the Stats and Geometry forums, and then we can merge the Number Theory with Modern Algebra (which you can put under the same context, more or less).

Definately, especially with the amount of modules I have to do, plus an essay that lasts 2 terms.

Moved to General Maths cos it's a better place for it.

git

Our timetable's pretty crammed. Last term, I had 9am-6pm with a 1 hour break in the middle, average about 25 contact hrs per week.

heh, 11am. Gotta be up at 8 to get to my probability lecture. Naturally, I dropped the module (I hated it at A-level, that's not changed in the slightest)

Not if you want super-high resolution (which I ultimately do).

Bloody tough But then again, I suppose it's going to be the same kindof experience no matter where you go.

I'd be interested to know how you were going to do the wireless video transmission. I'd quite like to do something like that myself, but I'm not exactly sure how.

At last, a solution That one's been plaguing the forums for a while now, cheers. (ditto btw, I'm a first year at warwick).

PHP is a hell of a lot better than ASP, so much more functionality for one thing.

Aye, it's true.

Just out of sheer curiosity, I was wondering what kindof setup people had in their homes (just a single computer, small network, etc). My main computer is a P4 3ghz, which I dual boot with Windoze 2000 (for games) and linux (for everything else) running kernel 2.6.5 under a gentoo distribution. I've also got an iMac, 400MHz PII (which I use for the server, so naturally it's linux), PIII 700MHz (linux) and an old Quadra 840av (another mac). They're all networked via my small netgear DG814 adsl modem/switch/router apart from the Quadra, and we're connected up to 1Mbps ADSL. (I've also got an old mac PowerBook 5300ce, and there's a machine running Avid Xpress Pro for my dad to use when he's working here). How bout you guys?

All browsers don't have the ability to read javascript. I could use lynx (which is a perfectly good linux-based text browser), and that's not javascript enabled. And yes, this site does use PHP, but that's only to generate the HTML. Javascript is used to make the interface look pretty. If you don't believe me, I suggest you click the little arrow next to the 'Quick Links' button at the top of the page.