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I want one now, will get one today :spin:

UTS is a technology university but the technology isn't as good as you would expect it to be (trust me). I think HECS is the same Exams aren't really that easy, some subjects have a 60-70% fail rate (In IT) The business faculty is alright, uni is pretty good, just doesn't have a uni "feel" to...

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Not true

It's terrible, worst thing to ever happen to anyone :cry: (srs)

Deleting facebook, so shit it makes me depressed

I spin my pen sometimes, when I'm bored at uni and have nothing better to do. Something I picked up in year 8.

85 was the lowest cutoff that was accepted last year, it can change this year, either go up, or go down (or remain the same). You may receive bonus points for some subjects for that course (I'm not sure if this applies), but adding up the bonus points, if it adds up higher than the...

Happy birthday mate

about 50 for each 0.05

Our UAC Ones came on a UAC Letter, with one of those black security things on them (idk what they're called), you peel the black off and you can see the pin.

meanie, deleting my message

I've asked the user to re-upload them, hopefully they will do so when they have time

Can I see please? Also is the warranty pixel perfect warranty? That's what Samsung offers. (reminds me that I have to call up Samsung for my monitor that half died a few months ago :().

You're welcome mg

I used to a long time ago, for the past 5-6 years, not really, maybe sometimes. When I have enough spare money (hope this day comes soon), going to get myself a Tag Heuer from Singapore Airport or some place where it isn't too over priced.

Samsung is preferred due to warranty, BenQ apparently has hopeless warranty, LG is alright with it, ACER I'm not too sure about, their monitors last a couple of years but they just look and feel cheap. Dont get HP, overpriced junk most of the time. I say go with Samsung or LG

I think we've had enough of this thread.

I think we get the message.

I also know her, nice to see she came first for it.