These are some of the things I have learned in the past two hours at Cooper Library.
1. The school network system can fail at any time.
2. Specs of the computers in the lab don't matter. Whether it is a desktop from last week or the last decade, the computers in Cooper will run exactly the same (it's a sort of network communism system). To the point where I an strongly considering bringing the old family computer down incase the semibootleg version of Windows 7 (provided by the school) decides it doesn't want to run after automatic updates are done installing (as it did today).
3. Mastering SolidWorks is about as good of a textbook as butter is a conductor.
4. The censored version of "f**king boyfriend" by The Bird and the Bee is the scariest thing I have ever heard.
5. There isn't a time inappropriate to update a blog.
