danishidiot wrote: » Hey there folks, Just wondering if anyone could enlighten me as to whether Trinity Hall accommodation is Broadband enabled? I expected it as standard but I still have nagging doubt that It might not have any forms of connectableness (that should be a real word).....also, if Craguls is wondering about the place, do you have red hair?.......:rolleyes:
MrPain wrote: » This may seem like an odd question but would you be allowed to drill a hole in your wall?
TirNaNog. wrote: » The people next door are male mature students......... ewwwwwwww
danishidiot wrote: » if Craguls is wondering about the place, do you have red hair?.......:rolleyes:
j1smithy wrote: » As for Wifi/Ethernet there is Wifi in Cunningham and Oldham/Main houses, the reception and canteen/exam study area. There is some overspill into the buildings that are near. There is an Ethernet connection beside your desk in your room. You are not allowed to install your own wireless access point. The connection is on the same basis as in College... ie no limewire or torrents allowed, everything goes through the College proxy. Using iTunes you can listen to other peoples music libraries if they have sharing turned on. You used to be able to download the music, using myTunes, however later versions of iTunes disabled the function. When I was there a friend of a friend ran a filesharing program for the people within Halls (Phantom DC++ I think it was called). There was frequently many TB of data being exchanged it was great, with the network speeds we had it would only take minutes to download entire films. I must say I loved it!
TomOnBoard wrote: » This was the situation according to this poster in 2009. Anyone know if wifi access still not possible in Halls?