Of all the computer labs on campus I've been to, it seems most of the computers are out of date with micro sized monitors. The internet connections all seem to be about the same, but what lab has fast computers, big monitors, quiet workspace, etc.?

Anything on Centennial?

11/13/2011 12:37:21 PM

Laundry Lab is the best place on campus for #2

Or was circa 2005

[Edited on November 13, 2011 at 2:21 PM. Reason : Upstairs that is]

11/13/2011 2:21:22 PM

daniels downstairs, most of the humanities labs had nice computers (what else do you spend your budget on?), there are a few you need a key for in eb2 but if you tailgate someone in you're good, though they tend to be camped by folks to who live there and don't bathe

11/13/2011 6:17:10 PM

vcl.ncsu.edu

11/13/2011 11:13:48 PM

ssh -X grendel.ece.ncsu.edu

11/13/2011 11:37:23 PM

^what is that?

^^are you saying it would be faster to use my home computer from a connection to ncsu? Can I do that? Piggy back on ncsu's internet speed?

11/14/2011 2:48:48 PM

^That command allows you to utilize the flux capacitor programming sequences to transition seamlessly between data points throughout time and space to find the fastest and quietest computer lab location.

Or maybe that opens remote access to a load balancing server cluster on campus so you can be anywhere while doing your work.

11/14/2011 3:49:49 PM

leazar



was not good

11/14/2011 4:07:14 PM

check out Weaver labs on Main Campus if you get a chance. Generally less crowded than most engineering labs and decently fast for most applications (I mean I had some larger things fuck up on me on occasion like AutoCad, still better than average I think)

11/15/2011 3:56:56 PM

Quote :

"^That command allows you to utilize the flux capacitor programming sequences to transition seamlessly between data points throughout time and space to find the fastest and quietest computer lab location. Or maybe that opens remote access to a load balancing server cluster on campus so you can be anywhere while doing your work."

Well which is it?!

11/15/2011 5:01:27 PM

SAS Hall has 27" iMACs in the computer labs.

11/15/2011 5:26:09 PM