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I wonder what they're studying... please don't let it be technology... or computing :whistling
You could set off a bomb in that room and not hurt one original thought.
Also based purely on appearances I think they are studying lemmings.
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Looks like it's a Canadian college if thats any consolation
http://www.blogut.ca/2011/05/24/firs...class-at-uoft/
Looks like you don't know that Canada differentiates between Colleges and Universities.Quote:
Originally Posted by iLOVENZB
It's a seminar course, they're not really studying anything. It makes sense now.
I was about to say that's clearly the Engineering hall in U of T. Also for people who want clarifications: There are three types of Seminar courses in Canada.
The first involves what U of T does for its first year. People filed into a general degree (or without a declared major) are allowed to take a seminar course that almost gives them a condensed version of everything they'll come across in a certain discipline, that way they can make more informed decisions.
There are seminar courses that involve discussion group strategies between the students themselves, as well as the analysis of contemporary research.
And there are seminar courses that involve guest speakers on a weekly basis.
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On topic: Toronto. The hipster movement is strong with these ones. It doesn't help that Apple has booths in every University around Canada, and in every Future Shop and Best Buy. Can't really top strong brand marketing when it's always shoved down your throat.
It's a times like these that I wish I was a character on The Walking Dead.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darth Rings
You'd probably save the producers a lot of make-up money. :idunno:Quote:
Originally Posted by IdolEyes787
I am scarred up a bit .I hope I don't frighten little children.
The only thing less prevalent in that room than the diversity of thought is actual diversity. :pinch:
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Admissions Form Questionnaire
1. Do you own a MacBook or MacBook Pro?
2. Are you white?
3. If you answered "no" to either of these questions, do you plan to get a MacBook or MacBook Pro in the near future?
Toronto is the most ethnically diverse place on the planet so the photo must be from 1951 and they just photoshopped in the MacBooks.Quote:
Originally Posted by megabyteme
I'm sure it's OK to be a minority in Toronto, just not a minority student.
Actual question here:
Are Macs targeted at whites more than minorities? Could the make-up of the room (and perhaps topic) have more to do with the number of Macs in the room than anything else?
And that's a bad thing? Seriously... have you seen them?Quote:
Originally Posted by megabyteme
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Oh! I see it's a White Supremacists seminar... now it all makes sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by megabyteme
Not actually in person, no... Like I want to get shot or stabbed, or give them money. :fear:Quote:
Originally Posted by rejectOfAllah
Oh god. Kids even one or two years younger than me are caught in this apple bubble. I'm taking a second year course and its 100% macbooks. In my class year, it started with maybe 10% macbooks in first year, and even now it's way less than 25%. Ridiculously small gap between Apple adoptees and pc users. ><
I take that to mean you're a contributing sucker?Quote:
Originally Posted by 1000possibleclaws
To be honest, I'd buy a MacBook air. They look aesthetically pleasing.Quote:
Originally Posted by mjmackyI take that to mean you're a contributing sucker?Quote:
Originally Posted by 1000possibleclaws
Of course the first thing I'd do after purchasing it would be to format it and install debian, then find a hack to make the battery user replaceable.
Based on aesthetics alone, apple is doing well.
I'd only consider an MBA or a thinkpad if I were in the market.
Naw I have a POS hp that works for up to 15 minutes when its not plugged in. So I don't have a laptop in my classes..
Well just be grateful you don't have an Acer Aspire . The trackpad has worn off, the left click is broken and there are some keys that don't work. 'Nuff to say I take notes on my phone :
I had the exact same issues, to the key, with my Acer Aspire. Now I think it's in one of my desk drawers amidst a stack of old graded assignments that I never gave back in previous semesters.Quote:
Originally Posted by iLOVENZB
Sorry then, I was misled by the 100 % figure, which is in my field a very extreme figure. Even though I'm extremely antitheist and hate Apple beyond all recognition, I'm only 99.5 - 99.99 % certain that god/gods doesn't/don't exist and that I'll never buy an Apple branded product.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1000possibleclaws
My class is probably entirely macbooks because only tools and morons bring a laptop to a 50 minute business class that is discussion based or just the teacher telling stories. I'm betting if it was a second year econometrics class the laptop branding would be more evenly distributed..
Wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darth Rings
Why is it "clearly the Engineering hall in U of T" when it obviously a classroom at the University of Missouri? I can count 14 clearly distinguishable "Mizzou" tshirts in the crowd and plenty of others that are Mizzou's colors.
Then you would be ripped off like the rest of them. There are numerous PCs that resemble the MBA these days. My fav being the Lenovo ultrabooks being released this month which are actually thinner than the MBA.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darth RingsTo be honest, I'd buy a MacBook air. They look aesthetically pleasing.Quote:
Originally Posted by mjmacky
Of course the first thing I'd do after purchasing it would be to format it and install debian, then find a hack to make the battery user replaceable.
Based on aesthetics alone, apple is doing well.
I'd only consider an MBA or a thinkpad if I were in the market.
You realize that the Ultrabooks file under the thinkpad branding, correct? And that I'd said I'd pick either the Thinkpads or the MBA. Also, anyone who cares about thin-ness is idiotic. Simply because the measurement system for how thin a laptop is has been broken for years. All that matters are the ergonomics of a laptop, and you'd be hard-pressed to find someone who can tell the difference of an entire pound between distinct form factors (tear-drop vs. rectangular, par exemple).Quote:
Originally Posted by Skiz
Could be. UofT has an identical lecture hall, so much so that earlier in the thread a UofT student blogged by posting the picture in question from the OP.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skiz
I do see the Mizzou shirts, and you may be right.
So what's with the disagreement with me like, do I really stick out that much in a thread, or do you just find everyone else tres agreeable?
The photo was from an article about Univ of Toronto seminar classes. There is a decent chance it was some kind of stock photo or other unrelated media, but natural assumption could be that it was somehow related to U of T.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skiz
dudelovesnzb posted the link in comment #6
http://www.blogut.ca/2011/05/24/firs...class-at-uoft/