2015ers Chit-Chat Thread (7 Viewers)

[astroman]

Best to remember latest info, if u are doing a popular business(s) and have months old info, chances are other students will have similar, so make sure to get latest info so markers are impressed.

 

[Flop21]

Best to remember latest info, if u are doing a popular business(s) and have months old info, chances are other students will have similar, so make sure to get latest info so markers are impressed.

This is why people suggest NOT to do QANTAS, because the whole bloody state does it, hence markers are going to know if what you're writing is incorrect and have hundreds of other students to compare your case study with.

 

[Thunderstorm]

Business kids:
For the extended response, how many cases studies are you thinking you'll write about? Would it best to centre the piece on one case study with supporting examples or talk about multiple examples equally?

 

[TQuadded]

am i supposed to anxiously wait for the ever so close hsc marks and atars now?

 

[Flop21]

Business kids:
For the extended response, how many cases studies are you thinking you'll write about? Would it best to centre the piece on one case study with supporting examples or talk about multiple examples equally?

I'm using multiple for each section.

 

[turntaker]

The new anti-piracy laws are ruining my post HSC...

vpn brah.

 

[RecklessRick]

am i supposed to anxiously wait for the ever so close hsc marks and atars now?

What's up with your weird text breh? It's hurting my eyes

 

[Flop21]

What anti-piracy laws?

 

[BLIT2014]

Business kids:
For the extended response, how many cases studies are you thinking you'll write about? Would it best to centre the piece on one case study with supporting examples or talk about multiple examples equally?

Do around 3-4 case studies, I'm pretty sure that feedback from HSC marker notes a couple of years back mentioned stronger responses contained multiple case studies.

 

[astroman]

Business kids:
For the extended response, how many cases studies are you thinking you'll write about? Would it best to centre the piece on one case study with supporting examples or talk about multiple examples equally?

I usually do at least 4 case studies, this works for me best. I've seen b6 responses and some of them follow this as well.

 

[mcchicken]

What anti-piracy laws?

Can't remember precise details so Google if you want but basically police/gov have access to everyone's call histories, texts and browser histories or whatever, so basically they can track torrenting back to you. But this problem is solved with VPN's and tbh I'm not that worried.

 

[astroman]

So has anyone's calculator actually died in an exam yet?

 

[malcolm21]

So has anyone's calculator actually died in an exam yet?

lol i havent been in a test with less than 2 calculators

 

[Ekman]

So has anyone's calculator actually died in an exam yet?

Thankfully no, but im assuming that if it did, it would be best to hit the calculator on your leg secretly because apparently that gives it more battery life.

 

[astroman]

Thankfully no, but im assuming that if it did, it would be best to hit the calculator on your leg secretly because apparently that gives it more battery life.

I'm also pretty sure you could get away with doing the working out and leaving the final answer to be worked out. Just write my calculator broke

 

[RecklessRick]

Can't remember precise details so Google if you want but basically police/gov have access to everyone's call histories, texts and browser histories or whatever, so basically they can track torrenting back to you. But this problem is solved with VPN's and tbh I'm not that worried.

lol @ this post

Metadata requires a warrant to access - and it's metadata, not the data itself

 

[Flop21]

lol @ this post

Metadata requires a warrant to access - and it's metadata, not the data itself

Nah, they don't need a warrant to access, that's what all the fuss is about. ISPs now are required to store your metadata for years, and government can access it without a warrant.

 

[RecklessRick]

Nah, they don't need a warrant to access, that's what all the fuss is about. ISPs now are required to store your metadata for years, and government can access it without a warrant.

Shit my bad

still only metadata though + 2 years

 

[HecticLad]

So has anyone's calculator actually died in an exam yet?

using my trusty 10 year old casio
mfw can solve quadratics, cubics, 2 & 3 variable simultaneous equations and complex number calculations, yet is still board approved

 

[Flop21]

Shit my bad

still only metadata though + 2 years

poor ISPs having to store all that data just cuz government said so......... hey new case study for business tomorrow.