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We have finally got word back from the sparkies, we can now run a 40 person LAN in H058 and 0.60, signups are open people, come and get em.

Update 2004/05/06

h3. Update 2004/05/06

Great News Everyone!

The Uni electricians finally got back to us, (thanks John) and we have been told that we have enough power for 40 people. Thus all of you who wanted to come, but there wasn't room, now there is. We're sorry it is such short notice, but there was nothing we could do. We decided it was better this way than to risk getting 40 signups, and then having to tell the last 20 that they couldn't come after all.

That said, roll on the LAN...

Update - 2004/04/30

h3. Update - 2004/04/30

As you may have noticed if you were at gaming last week, ITS have decided to end public access to ITS0.11, which will become a training room only. This means we need a new venue for our gaming sessions, and we have found one: B2.08, the room on the science concourse about halfway between the library bridge and the turning to the left for L3. If in doubt, follow the sounds of gibbage, people on a caffeine high, and general gaming goodness. :-)

This also leads ...

This Saturday the 1st of May, Compsoc will be going to The Royal Bengal in Earlsdon just out of Coventry for a curry. For more information take a look at the details page on our website: http://www.warwickcompsoc.co.uk/events/details/?id=303 Any other questions, ask NeXuS7 on our IRC channel or email paulbroadbridge@hotmail.com.

h4. Present

Chris Boyle / cmb
Paul Broadbridge / NeXuS7
David Buckley / bucko
Peter Ellis / PlanarPlatypus
Sophie Marshall / Seren
Phil Stoneman / DrWatson
Timothy Troy / Zephran
Richard Wilson / Si1entDave
(sorry if I missed anyone, a list was not recorded at the time)

h4. Minutes

h5. LAN

Signups will open at midnight on Saturday for 20 people, possibly to be increased when Neil Williams (the campus electrician) gets back to us. Guest signups 24 hours later. ITS need contacting about network access. ...

Newsletter - 2004/04/29

h3. Newsletter - 2004/04/29

# LAN
# Academic Stuff
# Tech Stuff
# Social Stuff
# Cat5

h4. 1. LAN

The first LAN of term will be from 8:00PM Friday the 6th of May to Sunday the 8th of May in H0.58 and H0.60. For the many of you who will have never set foot in the humanities building this is the building opposite engineering, go in the front door and turn right and after that it is obvious, or at least will be given Si1entDave will be doing a lot of the setting up. Signups will ...

h4. Present

* Richard Wilson (Si1entDave)
* Christian Bates (Draconas)
* Paul Broadbridge (NeXuS7)
* Andrew Sully (Crazy_Piglet)
* Michelle D'Israeli (Mishima)
* Chris Boyle (CMB)
* Euan MacGregor (zx64)
* David Buckley (bucko)
* Timothy Troy (Zephran)
* Jonathan Smith (LucidIon)

h4. Apologies

* Peter Ellis (PlanarPlatypus)

h4. Minutes

h5. Congratulations

to zx64 for slicing his thumb open within 3 hours of receiving a new tool.

h5. LAN

H0.58 and H0.60 booked. Still waiting for word from the campu...

Professor Kevin Warwick of Reading University's Cybernetics Department will be giving a guest lecture here on Tuesday, April 20th at 6:00pm in R0.21 (Ramphal Lecture Theatre). Professor Warwick claims to be the world's first cyborg, and had an electronic chip implanted in his arm. If you're going to go to one lecture next term, make it this one!

This lecture is open to everyone, not just Compsoc members. All are welcome!

Update:

The date has passed, and the lecture happened. Hopefully everyone found it e...

This week we have scheduled a talk by Dr. Steve Matthews. The talk will be an hour's introduction to "Philosophy for Programmers", Dr. Steve Matthew's research topic. This will be on Tueday of Week 10 at 5pm, in the L4 lecture theatre (beside L3).

This is an event that should not be missed!

Update:

Lecture was had, and it was so popular that we outnumbered the people in the lecture next door! Thanks to everyone who turned up for making it a success, and thanks especially to Dr Steve Matthews for giving t...