My SO and I were just there last week , it was definitely a highlight of our trip . We got to hold a fox , walk around in the free enclosure to see them and loved it . <| sep |> Essa uma das prticas que mais infringem a neutralidade da rede . Mas , como o dano no claro ao consumidor , conseguem defender com argumentos sem p nem cabeareduz os custos mdio e marginal do acesso rede e aos contedos , que se materializa por meio de uma discriminao eficiente de preosIsso no quer dizer nada com nada . <| sep |> Why are so many people going missing here lately ? <| sep |> One question no one is asking is , what type of engineering ? I ' m an engineering student and I can tell you that the programs used are way different between disciplines and as such you might one laptop for one but no the other . as a general overviewI study EE and physics and neither discipline will require heavy graphical work during your studies , for the most part you want to aim for a lightweight laptop with good battery life . For CS most of the above applies as well , I don ' t know about those that take courses in graphics though . For mechanical engineering or aeronautics you might want to look for something with a strong graphics card , the stronger the better we ' ve got a formula 1 team in uni and those guys use some real heavyweight hardware , but regular folks just aim for a strong dedicated cards . I ' m not sure about CivE or ChemE but I ' ve never seen friends from those faculties use anything graphics heavy .