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Originally Posted by eviltechie
is that a fujitsu lifebook?
btw 3 ppl in a dorm room?
what are you majoring in?
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Yes, it's a Fujitsu LifeBook P-1035. It has a TransMeta TM5500 "Crusoe" processor at 700 MHz, 128 MB PC133 SDRAM, 20 GB Toshiba Hard Drive, integrated WinModem and 802.11b, PCMCIA slot, speakers (crappy), sound input and output, USB 1.1, and SVGA through the use of a dongle.
I'm in "expanded housing," which means they put people in storage rooms and closets that they "converted" into living space, and put three people in two-person rooms, and such. It's actually not as bad as I was expecting, so it's not all bad. I move out of the room once a real room opens up (someone doesn't show up, or drops, or moves out).
I'm majoring in Computer Science. I'm taking four classes (15 credits), two of which are for my major, and two of which are fulfilling Liberal Education requirements. They are:
- Calculus 2 (1272)
- Computer Science (1901)
- Moleculear Biology (1009)
- Introduction to Mass Communication (1001)
I slept through my Bio lecture, which was my first class of the year, semester, month, week, day, etc..., but it has about 200 people in it, so I probably wasn't missed. I have some Asian guy for my Calc discussion, and some Russian guy for my Calc lecture, and i can understand about 80% of what they say, heh.
The intro to mass comm class is probably gonna suck. The teacher's requiring us to read the news paper every day (there are four pop quizzes, accounting for roughly 20% of my grade, about some random thing(s) from the news paper of the previous week, throughout the semester), among other things.
The Computer Science class uses the Scheme programming language (which is "a dialect of LISP"), and basically goes over programming theory, and concepts, and such, rather than teaching us actual programming stuff. The professor looks like Larry, or whoever, from The Three Stooges, who was bald on top, and had the big poofy hair on the sides. He laughs at 2/3 of the things he says, like "and then you just close the parenthesis." It's going to be interesting.
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Originally Posted by Ryon
and you have your own bathroom
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Well, not exactly. We have our room with a sink and mirror. We're all guys, so you *could* consider it a bathroom, but we haven't resorted to converting the sink into a urinal yet. We still have the communal bathrooms for showering, and excretions, and such.