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Trinity Term Week 1 Newsletter
Termcard, Presentations, Bubble Tea, a Talk, and More!
Greetings humans,
Welcome back everyone, for the last and most stressful term of the year.
We have an event packed first half of the term waiting for you starting
with three this week.
This *Thursday*, we're starting off with a talk on bug bounty hunting
and other real world cybersecurity opportunities, head on to *LTBR
*at*5pm* for an exciting talk if you want to join the world of
cybersecurity, or if you're just interested.
*Friday* has a familiar Bubble Tea Social waiting for us, join us from
*5-6pm*, as we chill out with some bubble tea at CompSoc's expense,
relax and forget about the approaching examinations for a brief moment.
And this *Saturday*, we're gonna have this term's presentation night,
make sure to sign up here <https://forms.gle/DL4HAnKcBd5mWDWL7> if you
want to go on stage *—* it can be any topic you want! Come down at *7pm*
to listen to each other's presentations, you don't have to give one to join.
Our CompSoc continuation overflow seems to have caused a crash! Join us
this *Saturday* for a continuation-less social while we figure out how
to continue.
— İhsan, CompSoc Secretary
*Fun computing fact: *The earliest documented case of spam was a message
advertising a new model of computers sent by Gary Thuerk to 393
recipients on ARPANET <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARPANET> on May 3,
1978, which is almost a quarter of the users connected at the time!
People got so mad that it took an entire decade until others realized
the potential for advertisement and another 5 years when it was named as
what we all know and hate.
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Events
Cybersecurity Talk
This *Thursday*, we're starting off with a talk on bug bounty hunting
and other real world cybersecurity opportunities, head on to *LTBR* at
*5pm* for an exciting talk if you want to join the world of
cybersecurity, or if you're just interested.
*When: *5-6pm, Thursday 30^th April
*Where:* Bill Roscoe Lecture Theatre, Department of Computer Science /7
Parks Rd, Oxford OX1 3QG/
Bubble Tea Social
This *Friday* has a familiar Bubble Tea Social waiting for us, Join us
from *5-6pm*, as we chill out with some bubble tea at CompSoc's expense,
relax and forget about the approaching examinations for a brief moment.
Come along to relax and indulge in some free drinks on us!
*When: *5-6pm, Friday 1^st May
*Where:* Fantastea /36 High St, Oxford OX1 4AN/<https://fb.me/e/4cO4ZB7T7>
Saturday Social: Presentation Night
This *Saturday*, we're gonna have this term's presentation night, make
sure to sign up if you want to go on stage *—* it can be any topic you
want! Come down at *7pm* to listen to each other's presentations, you
don't have to give one to join.
*When: *7pm, Saturday 2^nd May
*Where:* Undergraduate Social Area, Department of Computer Science /7
Parks Rd, Oxford OX1 3QG/<https://fb.me/e/4cO4ZB7T7>
*Sign up here:* https://forms.gle/DL4HAnKcBd5mWDWL7
STEM Social — Sign up NOW!
Next *Monday* we'll be joined by *PhysSoc*, *the* *Invariants*,
*EngSoc*, and *Mirzakhani Society* for a drink at 8pm in Oxo bar. Sign
up now since space is limited!
*When: *8-6pm, Monday 4^th May
*Where:* Oxo Bar, 48 George St, Oxford OX1 2AQ
*Sign up here:* https://forms.gle/GFKya16yn3YaK5kY7
And More...
Check Out OxWoCS!
Make sure to join *OxWoCS *(Oxford Women in CS), a society we're working
closely with, if you identify as a *woman or* *woman-adjacent person in
CS*! They have a host of wonderful events on, including talks, panels
and socials. Computer Science is unfortunately a subject with one of the
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the core of OxWoCS.
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1st Week
Trinity Term Week 1 Newsletter
Termcard, Presentations, Bubble Tea, a Talk, and More!
Greetings humans,
Welcome back everyone, for the last and most stressful term of the year.
We have an event packed first half of the term waiting for you starting
with three this week.
This *Thursday*, we're starting off with a talk on bug bounty hunting
and other real world cybersecurity opportunities, head on to *LTBR
*at*5pm* for an exciting talk if you want to join the world of
cybersecurity, or if you're just interested.
*Friday* has a familiar Bubble Tea Social waiting for us, join us from
*5-6pm*, as we chill out with some bubble tea at CompSoc's expense,
relax and forget about the approaching examinations for a brief moment.
And this *Saturday*, we're gonna have this term's presentation night,
make sure to sign up here <https://forms.gle/DL4HAnKcBd5mWDWL7> if you
want to go on stage *—* it can be any topic you want! Come down at *7pm*
to listen to each other's presentations, you don't have to give one to join.
Our CompSoc continuation overflow seems to have caused a crash! Join us
this *Saturday* for a continuation-less social while we figure out how
to continue.
— İhsan, CompSoc Secretary
*Fun computing fact: *The earliest documented case of spam was a message
advertising a new model of computers sent by Gary Thuerk to 393
recipients on ARPANET <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARPANET> on May 3,
1978, which is almost a quarter of the users connected at the time!
People got so mad that it took an entire decade until others realized
the potential for advertisement and another 5 years when it was named as
what we all know and hate.
Still not a member? How?! Membership only costs £1 for LIFE, with tons
of benefits - discounts on merch and tickets, free food at all socials,
our exclusive Discord server and more - so it's definitely worth signing up!
Be a member <https://ox.compsoc.net/product/lifetime-membership/>
or, go to https://ox.compsoc.net/product/lifetime-membership/
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Events
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Events
Cybersecurity Talk
This *Thursday*, we're starting off with a talk on bug bounty hunting
and other real world cybersecurity opportunities, head on to *LTBR* at
*5pm* for an exciting talk if you want to join the world of
cybersecurity, or if you're just interested.
*When: *5-6pm, Thursday 30^th April
*Where:* Bill Roscoe Lecture Theatre, Department of Computer Science /7
Parks Rd, Oxford OX1 3QG/
Bubble Tea Social
This *Friday* has a familiar Bubble Tea Social waiting for us, Join us
from *5-6pm*, as we chill out with some bubble tea at CompSoc's expense,
relax and forget about the approaching examinations for a brief moment.
Come along to relax and indulge in some free drinks on us!
*When: *5-6pm, Friday 1^st May
*Where:* Fantastea /36 High St, Oxford OX1 4AN/<https://fb.me/e/4cO4ZB7T7>
Saturday Social: Presentation Night
This *Saturday*, we're gonna have this term's presentation night, make
sure to sign up if you want to go on stage *—* it can be any topic you
want! Come down at *7pm* to listen to each other's presentations, you
don't have to give one to join.
*When: *7pm, Saturday 2^nd May
*Where:* Undergraduate Social Area, Department of Computer Science /7
Parks Rd, Oxford OX1 3QG/<https://fb.me/e/4cO4ZB7T7>
*Sign up here:* https://forms.gle/DL4HAnKcBd5mWDWL7
And More...
Check Out OxWoCS!
Make sure to join *OxWoCS *(Oxford Women in CS), a society we're working
closely with, if you identify as a *woman or* *woman-adjacent person in
CS*! They have a host of wonderful events on, including talks, panels
and socials. Computer Science is unfortunately a subject with one of the
biggest gender gaps in Oxford and worldwide, and addressing this is at
the core of OxWoCS.
A TPP Opportunity
*A message from our sponsors at TPP:*
/We are currently looking for bright graduates to join our close-knit
technical team, this diverse role will allow you to kick start your
career in the tech industry. Don’t be put off by the breadth of this
role as on the job training will be provided in all areas listed below!/
/SQL Server DBA – optimisation, upgrading & managing/
/Cyber Security & Networks – research & implementation/
/Hardware – projects to test & upgrade both hands on & remotely/
/Scoping and building global infrastructure for our mobile patient apps/
/Windows & Server Administration – patching & performance testing/
/You will actively participate in the designing, maintaining and
upgrading of services that are critical to the NHS and many healthcare
organisations around the world. You will be working as a team to address
the current challenges such as the rapid expansion of our mobile Apps
and AI as we scale on an international level./
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Hilary Term Week 8 Newsletter
Hellos and Goodbyes, Competitive Programming and Bubble Tea!
Greetings, fellow CompSoc-ers,
The final week of term has dawned. Five days remain. Fear not, however — there's still time to get stuck into some CompSoc events before we all run away for the vacation!
We have two events this week for your delectation, kicking off today with a competitive programming contest! Join us in the Undergraduate Social Area from 7:30-9:30pm tonight for the final competitive programming contest of the term.
Finally, on Wednesday, we'll round off a hectic term with a spot of bubble tea! Join us from 5:30-6:30pm as we head off down to Fantastea to chill out with bubble tea and lively conversation.
In addition, FLOSS@Oxford are this Thursday hosting a talk on GNU Emacs. If computing in freedom interests you, head on down to find a link to join the video call! The call will run from 6-7pm.
Everything that begins must someday end, and the sun has finally begun to set upon my tenure as CompSoc's newsletter writer. I hope you've enjoyed the riveting prose and the captivating fun facts, and are looking forward to a new dawn of (possibly less verbose) newsletters. That's all from me — see you around! :)
— Declan, CompSoc Secretary
Fun Computing Fact: In my first ever CompSoc newsletter, I told you all about the amusing 'lp0 on fire' error message used in Unix-like operating systems, which originally alerted an operator to a printer physically catching fire (something that could and did happen!)
However, did you know that, in some Linux kernels, a thermal failure in the CPU can result in the appropriate error message 'CPU#<n>: Possible thermal failure (CPU on fire ?)'? Given that some earlier CPUs actually could go up in smoke without sufficient cooling before thermal throttling at high temperatures became common (see it happening!<https://youtu.be/Xf0VuRG7MN4?si=1gEEncsM4sjPTqK7&t=57>), this error message is actually quite appropriate!
New CompSoc Committee
At last Saturday's Annual General Meeting, members elected the new Committee to lead CompSoc through 2026/27. Please welcome the following individuals!
* President – Adhish Kancharla (Magdalen, he/him)
* Vice-President – Amos Cheung (St Catherine's)
* Secretary – İhsan Baydar (Keble)
* Treasurer – Elliot Anurag (St John's, any/all)
*
Social Secretaries
* Pramiti Sriram (Hertford, she/her)
* Arnav Sharma (New, he/him)
* Talks Officer – Asfur Malik (Jesus, he/they)
* Learn to Code Officer – Peter Li (Hertford, he/him)
*
Competitive Programming Officers
* Çağan Ahmet Yanmaz (Univ, he/him)
* Andrew Park (Jesus, he/him)
* CTF Officer - Natasha Ershova (Univ)
*
IT Officers
* Peter Jones (Mansfield, he/him)
* Raphael Darley (Balliol, he/him)
* Publicity Officer - Penny Choy (St Hugh's, she/her)
* Branding Officer - Declan Osborne (Christ Church, he/him)
*
Hackathon Officers
* Peter Li (Hertford, he/him)
* Esh Kolli (St Hilda's)
* Senior Member - Alex Rogers (St Anne's)
* Welfare Officer - Pramiti Sriram (Hertford, she/her)
* Legal Counsel – Parul Sinha (Brasenose)
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Competitive Programming: Eighth Week Contest
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The final Monday of term has arrived, and the final competitive programming contest has also arrived alongside! Join us this Monday from 7:30-9:30pm as we head on down to the Undergraduate Social Area one last time to face off under the supervision of our two new Competitive Programming Officers...
When: 7:30-9:30pm, Monday 9th March
Where: Undergraduate Social Area, Department of Computer Science 7 Parks Rd, Oxford OX1 3QG
Click 'Going' here: https://fb.me/e/9nUv0DJ3C
Bubble Tea Social
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This Wednesday, we're headed down to Fantastea for our final event of the term! Join us from 5:30-6:30pm, as we chill out with some bubble tea at CompSoc's expense and say hi and goodbye to everyone one last time before we retire for the vacation. Come along to relax and indulge in some free drinks on us!
When: 5:30-6:30pm, Wednesday 11th March
Where: Fantastea 36 High St, Oxford OX1 4AN
Click 'Going' here: https://fb.me/e/4cO4ZB7T7
FLOSS@Oxford: Computing in Freedom with GNU Emacs
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An event hosted by FLOSS@Oxford:
"In this presentation I will tell you how to do much of your computing with the help of GNU Emacs. Emacs is a programmable text editor that can be used to do programming, manage your agenda, write emails, read the news, and more. All of this is done in an integrated and coherent way, while respecting your freedom." - Prot
Attending
Open to anyone, technical or not, whether a free software expert or newbie.
Just follow this videocall link<https://ogeer.org/ox/meet/emacs/>; no registration required!
Speaker Bio
Protesilaos Stavrou<https://protesilaos.com/> (any pronoun<https://protesilaos.com/commentary/2022-07-31-preferred-gender-pronoun/>) is a philosopher living in the mountains of Cyprus at a house they built themself which they affectionately call “the hut.” They spend their free time programming on GNU Emacs, writing essays on a wide range of life issues, and doing infrastructure work around their house.
They are also a self-taught programmer who enjoys learning by doing. They maintain more than 20 Emacs packages and continue to make contributions to the benefit of the Emacs community and free software at-large. Find all the relevant projects here: https://protesilaos.com/emacs.
On 2022-03-19 the Free Software Foundation awarded Prot the 2021 Award for Outstanding New Free Software Contributor. They received it in their mail in late August 2022. Here is the announcement, which also includes all links to the backstory, as well as a video of Prot showing the physical item: https://protesilaos.com/codelog/2022-09-01-emacs-fsf-award/ (pictures too!).
In May 2023 they received the Google Open Source Peer Bonus Program award for their Emacs modus-themes package: https://opensource.googleblog.com/2023/05/google-open-source-peer-bonus-pro…. Prot's relevant essay on Accessibility and software freedom: https://protesilaos.com/codelog/2023-05-11-accessibility-software-freedom/.
When: 6-7pm, Thursday 12th March
Where: Online video call
Join the call here: https://ogeer.org/ox/meet/emacs/
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Hilary Term Week 7 Newsletter
Annual General Meeting, Competitive Programming and More!
Salutations, Old Friends,
It's the penultimate week of term — oh, how time flies by. But, even as the biblical floods cease and the sun emerges once more, CompSoc ploughs fearsomely on. Your events this week are...
This evening, we're back in the Undergraduate Social Area (again) for our final competitive programming advanced bootcamp of the term! Come along from 7:30-9:30pm to get some training in.
We close off this Saturday with a triple header. We'll kick off first with our final CTF contest of the term! Head on down to the UGSA from 5-7pm to work on it in person — details to be announced in our Discord server on the day. Somewhat contemporaneously, through the power of quantum superposition, we also plan to hold our final specialised Learn to Code session of the term. The topic is yet to be revealed — stay tuned for details.
Later in the day on Saturday, we'll be holding our Annual General Meeting! Join us in the Undergraduate Social Area from 7pm as we elect each of the members for the 2026-27 Committee and vote on your motions.
If you're interested in running for CompSoc's Committee at the AGM, check out our election guide<https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rvJy3CJcY9n-vwpFHdiV0Duyelh2YBdi> and register your interest<https://forms.gle/LrhUHwFL5rrRAwEd7>. Our motions channel is also open — if you'd like to submit a motion, join our Discord server<https://discord.com/invite/cUZFPG5WZ6> and make a post in our motions channel.
— Declan, CompSoc Secretary
Fun Computing Fact: Running elections online may sound like a horrible idea. How do you handle all of the new opportunities for tampering and fraud? Well, the International Association for Cryptologic Research thought they'd resolved some of this with their favourite technology — cryptography! The Association last year held elections for its leadership, with a system that required three trustees to combine parts of an encryption key to access the final results. However, this quickly hit a snag when one of the three trustees 'irretrievably' lost their part of the key. The results were deemed inaccessible, and the elections were cancelled.
Upcoming CompSoc Elections
On Saturday 7th March, we'll be holding CompSoc's Annual General Meeting to elect a new Committee! We're seeking candidates to fill the fourteen roles up for grabs in the brand new incarnation of the Committee. Those positions are:
* President
* Vice President
* Secretary
* Treasurer
* Social Secretary
* Talks Officer
* Learn to Code Officer
* IT Officer
* Competitive Programming Officer
* Cybersecurity (CTF) Officer
* SWAG Officer
* Publicity Officer
* Branding Officer
* Legal Counsel
If you'd like to learn more, including what each position entails, check out the guide written by two of our former Presidents (and edited by yours truly!) here<https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rvJy3CJcY9n-vwpFHdiV0Duyelh2YBdi>.
If you're interested in standing for election, please fill out this form<https://forms.gle/LrhUHwFL5rrRAwEd7>.
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Competitive Programming: Seventh Week Advanced Bootcamp
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It's our penultimate Monday of the term — what better way to mark it than with our final competitive programming advanced bootcamp this term? Join us this Monday from 7:30-9:30pm as usual, when we'll be down in the Undergraduate Social Area for some crucial tuition on competitive programming, aided and abetted by pizza. What's not to love?
When: 7:30-9:30pm, Monday 2nd March
Where: Undergraduate Social Area, Department of Computer Science 7 Parks Rd, Oxford OX1 3QG
Click 'Going' here: https://fb.me/e/79o7iTf06
Capture-the-Flag Night: Seventh Week
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This Saturday, we're back one last time for a good old CTF contest! This week, we'll be in the Undergraduate Social Area from 5-7pm for some in-person participation on a cybersecurity contest. As usual, more details will be announced in our Discord server on the day!
When: 5-7pm, Saturday 7th March
Where: Undergraduate Social Area, Department of Computer Science 7 Parks Rd, Oxford OX1 3QG
Click 'Going' here: https://fb.me/e/3vEM0rkz8
CompSoc Annual General Meeting
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This Saturday, it's time for a scarcely-seen event — CompSoc's Annual General Meeting! We'll convene at 7pm in the Undergraduate Social Area to discuss your suggestions and vote on your motions to improve the governance of the society. Most importantly, we'll also be electing a brand new Committee to take the society through to 2027! Afterwards, we'll relax with a classic Saturday Social.
If you're a CompSoc member and you're interested in running for a role on Committee, take a look at our election guide<https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rvJy3CJcY9n-vwpFHdiV0Duyelh2YBdi>! After having a read, you can register to stand for election by filling out our (very basic) form here<https://forms.gle/LrhUHwFL5rrRAwEd7>. There's plenty of positions up for grabs, and experience on a society committee is both a great way to pad out your CV and also very fun! We'll hear speeches from the candidates for each role and then hold a secret vote to determine the victors.
Voting on motions and CompSoc's next Committee is restricted to members of the society. If you're not a member yet, hop on over here<https://buy.stripe.com/bJe5kE4os0FzgbF79J48001> to sign up — membership is only £1 for life! Registered members may propose motions in our Discord server<https://discord.com/invite/cUZFPG5WZ6>'s motions channel. Please note that you must be present at the AGM to propose a motion.
When: 7pm, Saturday 7th March
Where: Undergraduate Social Area, Department of Computer Science 7 Parks Rd, Oxford OX1 3QG
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Hilary Term Week 6 Newsletter
Competitive Programming, SIGSEGV and More!
Guten Tag, Wisened One,
Welcome back to another week of CompSoc! We have three events for you this week — one old, one familiar and one rather new!
Today, we're headed to the Undergraduate Social Area again for our penultimate competitive programming contest of the term. Join us from 7:30-9:30pm for problems, pizza and honour.
On Saturday, we have a double header again for your delectation. From 5:30-6:30pm, we'll be in Seminar Room 051 for a specialised Learn to Code session on Rust. If memory safety is the object of your desires, make sure to come along!
Later in the evening, we'll retire for SIGSEGV, a brand new satirical conference. Join us from 7pm on Saturday in the Undergraduate Social Area as we prepare for a night of debate and papers, along with the customary pizza. Make sure to fill in our forms if you'd like to submit a paper<https://forms.gle/cBVhaKo5QKPTBtdn6> or give an opinion on your favourite operating system<https://forms.gle/mtQgEdEDt6vfindi8>!
Finally, a reminder that we'll be holding our Annual General Meeting on Saturday of Seventh Week (7th March). If you're interested in running for CompSoc's Committee, check out our election guide<https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rvJy3CJcY9n-vwpFHdiV0Duyelh2YBdi> and register your interest<https://forms.gle/LrhUHwFL5rrRAwEd7>. Our motions channel is also open — if you'd like to submit a motion, join our Discord server<https://discord.com/invite/cUZFPG5WZ6> and make a post in our motions channel.
— Declan, CompSoc Secretary
Fun Computing Fact: We take the ability of our computers to handle decimal points for granted nowadays, but did you know that, even through to the early 90s, this couldn't be taken for granted? In many older processors, including early Intel x86 processors, floating-point operations were implemented in hardware through separate co-processors which had to be bought separately.
The floating-point co-processor for x86 machines was the x87, which boasted a whopping 80 bits of precision, helping maintain accuracy over multiple calculations. The x87 co-processor didn't become part of the main CPU until the introduction of the i486 range in 1989. For i486 CPUs without x87 included, Intel sold the i487SX upgrade, which actually included a full i486 CPU, and which took over all CPU operations when installed.
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Competitive Programming: Sixth Week Contest
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You know the drill — it's competitive programming Monday again! Join us today in the Undergraduate Social Area and battle for prestige against your peers in the penultimate competitive programming contest of the term. We'll be around from 7:30-9:30pm, with ample pizza to be provided.
When: 7:30-9:30pm, Monday 23rd February
Where: Undergraduate Social Area, Department of Computer Science 7 Parks Rd, Oxford OX1 3QG
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Learn to Code: Getting Going with Rust
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Getting rusty with memory management? Why not forgo all that and learn a language which puts memory safety first? Join us this Saturday, when we'll be down in the Department's Seminar Room 051 to learn the basics of Rust, a new language taking the programming world by storm — even making it into the Linux kernel! We'll be around from 5:30-6:30pm.
When: 5:30-6:30pm, Saturday 28th February
Where: Seminar Room 051, Department of Computer Science 7 Parks Rd, Oxford OX1 3QG
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SIGSEGV '26: A Satirical Conference
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This week brings something entirely new... the launch of our satirical conference, SIGSEGV! This Saturday, we'll be down in the Undergraduate Social Area from 7pm to engage in a night of silly debates over operating systems and even sillier papers. If you'd like to submit a paper or give an opinion on your favourite operating system (the wackier the better), check out the links below! After the dust has settled, we'll produce printed and bound proceedings for this groundbreaking conference.
If silly debates don't titillate you, we'll still be supplying all the usual accoutrements of a CompSoc Saturday Social. Pop along for some pizza, snacks and conversation (probably of the silly variety).
When: 7pm, Saturday 28th February
Where: Undergraduate Social Area, Department of Computer Science 7 Parks Rd, Oxford OX1 3QG
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Hilary Term Week 5 Newsletter
Cocktail Making, Eleventy, a Saturday Social and More!
Hello There, Valued Customer,
Feeling down from Fifth Week blues? May I interest you in the word of our saviour, CompSoc? This week, we bring a swathe of new events for your delectation!
Today, we're back down in the trusty Undergraduate Social Area for our penultimate competitive programming advanced bootcamp! Pop along from 7:30-9:30pm if you want to improve your contest skills.
On Thursday, we'll be joined from 5pm in the Department by a sponsor, incident.io, for a talk on working at a startup! If you're interested in attending, you can sign up here<https://luma.com/yjqi91oi>.
Friday sees the return of a much-loved event... our cocktail making night! We'll be joined by the Physics Society at the Alchemist again from 7:30pmfor a night of mixing and drinking. You can sign up here<https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScVv3-3YQiPEoEzLyCF600Tcc9fqmavB58…> — please only sign up if you can make it.
We close off the week with a triple header on Saturday. First, we'll pop down to the Undergraduate Social Area from 5-7pm to partake in a CTF contest. Shortly after, we'll be in Seminar Room 051 from 5:30-6:30pm for a Learn to Code session all about static site generator Eleventy. We'll close off the evening back in the UGSA from 7pm with a good ol' Saturday Social, complete with pizza and snacks.
Finally, we'll be holding our Annual General Meeting on Saturday of Seventh Week (7th March). If you're interested in running for CompSoc's Committee, check out our election guide<https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rvJy3CJcY9n-vwpFHdiV0Duyelh2YBdi> and register your interest<https://forms.gle/LrhUHwFL5rrRAwEd7>. It really is great fun. We're also open to motions — if you'd like to submit a motion, pop over to our Discord server<https://discord.com/invite/cUZFPG5WZ6> and make a post in our motions channel. That's all, folks!
— Declan, CompSoc Secretary
Fun Computing Fact: The recent resurgence of Windows on ARM has shaken up Windows' reputation as a specifically-x86 operating system. Windows hasn't always been so tightly wedded to x86, however — did you know that the early versions of Windows NT, the foundation for modern Windows, actually supported up to four different architectures? Windows NT 3.5 through 4 supported the x86, Alpha, MIPS and PowerPC architectures. On these platforms, 16-bit x86 programs could be run under the Windows on Windows (WoW) translation layer.
Unfortunately, however, a lack of support for 32-bit x86 applications and other factors limited the utility of the various Windows NT ports, and all three non-x86 platforms lost support in Windows 2000. Aside from a brief flirtation with Intel's Itanium, Windows would remain x86-dominated until Windows RT's support for ARM32. The Alpha port wasn't entirely in vain, however — it was used to aid development of 64-bit Windows before mainstream 64-bit platforms existed.
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Competitive Programming: Fifth Week Advanced Bootcamp
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Unsurprisingly, it's Monday again, and you know what that means — competitive programming, of course! This week, we're headed down to the Undergraduate Social Area from 7:30-9:30pm for this term's penultimate advanced bootcamp session. If you'd like to get better at contests, make sure to pop along and learn something new! Nutrition will also, of course, be provided.
When: 7:30-9:30pm, Monday 16th February
Where: Undergraduate Social Area, Department of Computer Science 7 Parks Rd, Oxford OX1 3QG
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Working at Startups — A Talk from incident.io
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When: 6-8pm, Thursday 19th February
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Cocktail Making with PhysSoc
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Back by popular demand this term, we present our cocktail making night! This Friday, we'll be joined by the Physics Society for the return of a beloved event. We'll be down at the Alchemist from 7:30pm to mix and imbibe new concoctions. Spaces are limited, so sign up here<https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScVv3-3YQiPEoEzLyCF600Tcc9fqmavB58…>! Please make sure you only sign up if you can attend — we don't want people missing out!
When: 7:30-9:30pm, Friday 20th February
Where: The Alchemist, Westgate Shopping Centre Bonn Square, Oxford OX1 1TR
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Capture-the-Flag Night: Fifth Week
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What better way is there to kick off Saturday at CompSoc than a cybersecurity contest? If capture-the-flags are your thing, join our CTF officers down in the Undergraduate Social Area from 5-7pm to work on a contest. The contest we're taking part in will be announced in our Discord server.
When: 5-7pm, Saturday 21st February
Where: Undergraduate Social Area, Department of Computer Science 7 Parks Rd, Oxford OX1 3QG
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Learn to Code: Exploring Eleventy
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Want to make a website? No? Too bad — it's time to learn how to make one! This Saturday, we'll descend to Seminar Room 051 for a specialised Learn to Code session on static site generator Eleventy. If you're looking to promote yourself or advertise something with a fancy new site, join us from 5:30-6:30pm to learn all about making sites with Eleventy.
When: 5:30-6:30pm, Saturday 21st February
Where: Seminar Room 051, Department of Computer Science 7 Parks Rd, Oxford OX1 3QG
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Fifth Week Saturday Social
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After presentations and hackathons, let's settle down with something a little more traditional: a standard Saturday Social! Join us this Saturday down in the Undergraduate Social Area as we kick back and relax in usual CompSoc style. We'll be hanging around from 7pm with food and snacks as usual. If you're stressed out from a week of work, there's no better way to relax!
When: 7pm, Saturday 21st February
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Hilary Term Week 4 Newsletter
Lunch, LaTeX, a Hackathon and More!
A Warm Welcome, Earthlings,
It's Monday, it's the start of Week 4 and you can probably make an educated guess as to what this email contains. Did you guess events? If so, you'd be right!
We'll be starting off the week today (revolutionary, I know!) with our second competitive programming contest of the term! If you've been itching to try your hand at some more tricky problems, head on down to the Undergraduate Social Area from 7:30-9:30pm.
For Wednesday, we have something rather more relaxed planned — we'll be heading down to Taylors for a bite to eat! If you fancy a free lunch at our expense, come on down and join us from 1:30pm.
This Saturday sees a double whammy of events. From 5:30-6:30pm, we'll be popping down to Seminar Room 051 again for a specialised Learn to Code session on LaTeX! Afterwards, we'll adjourn to the Undergraduate Social Area from 7pm to engage in our second mini hackathon of the year.
I also share news of a non-CompSoc workshop this Saturday on contributing to FLOSS software by FLOSS @ Oxford — for more details, check out the And More... section below.
— Declan, CompSoc Secretary
Fun Computing Fact: Have you ever tried to run Windows 95/98 in a virtual machine on modern hardware? If you try it, you may find that they don't work! One reason for this is due to the translation lookaside buffer (TLB). All mainstream computers from the past few decades allow operating systems to map memory for processes through virtual memory. On x86 PCs, this is done through a page table, which is a data structure mapping memory address blocks called pages to physical memory locations.
Page table accesses can be slow, so x86 processors implement a cache to speed up the process! The translation lookaside buffer caches mappings from virtual memory addresses to physical memory addresses. This, however, comes with a caveat — on x86, the TLB must be invalidated after any changes to page table entries to prevent cache incoherency. Windows 95 and 98 do not do this correctly, a bug which has only been noticed in recent years with more modern hardware.
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Competitive Programming: Fourth Week Contest
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It's competitive programming Monday again and it's time to do... well, some competitive programming, duh. This Monday, we'll be down in the Undergraduate Social Area for our second contest of the term! If you fancy applying your new skills from our bootcamps or trying out a contest for the very first time, join us from 7:30-9:30pm for problems, pizza and intrigue!
When: 7:30-9:30pm, Monday 9th February
Where: Undergraduate Social Area, Department of Computer Science 7 Parks Rd, Oxford OX1 3QG
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Lunch at Taylors
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Last Wednesday, we indulged in some hot drinks — now it's time for a bite to eat! This Wednesday, we'll be popping down to Taylors together for a spot of lunch. If you fancy a free lunch funded by CompSoc, make sure to head on down and join us from 1:30-2:30pm!
When: 1:30-2:30pm, Wednesday 11th January
Where: Taylors 31 St Giles', Oxford OX1 3LD
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Learn to Code: Traversing LaTeX
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The only thing better than an academic paper is a pretty academic paper! This Saturday, prepare to toss out the horrors of Microsoft Word and LibreOffice Writer as we learn all about the LaTeX typesetting system! If you're working on an essay or a project report, make sure to come along to Seminar Room 051 from 5:30-6:30pm and learn how to make your documents look a whole lot fancier.
When: 5:30-6:30pm, Saturday 14th February
Where: Seminar Room 051, Department of Computer Science 7 Parks Rd, Oxford OX1 3QG
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Saturday Social: Mini Hackathon
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After a successful pilot last term, it's time to leap into another mini hackathon! This Saturday, we'll be traversing down to the Undergraduate Social Area for an all-night social, where we'll be working on weird and wacky projects. Join us as we kick off from 7pm for a hackathon with a theme as yet to be announced...
If hackathons aren't your thing, we'll still be having our usual Saturday Social, with all the accoutrements you've come to expect! Come on down to join us with some free pizza and snacks and to ogle at the weirdos spending all night on entirely meaningless projects.
When: 7pm, Saturday 14th February
Where: Undergraduate Social Area, Department of Computer Science 7 Parks Rd, Oxford OX1 3QG
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Contributing to Free, Libre and Open Source Software Projects — FLOSS @ Oxford
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An event being held by FLOSS @ Oxford:
Our workshop on contributing to free, libre and open source software projects<https://ox.ogeer.org/event/contributhon> (for example Zotero, Anki, Moodle, Thunderbird, VS Code or Codium, the Free Desktop such as Linux systems, and many more...), for programmers and non-programmers alike from all across Oxford is on Saturday 14 February, 14:00-16:00. CS department members can meet at the Bill Roscoe Lecture Theatre, and anyone from Oxford can meet at 7 Keble Road entrance; more information is here<https://ox.ogeer.org/event/contributhon>.
Earlier in the week there are related events organised by other people, like Digital Scholarship's first Open Source Initiative talk and coffee morning<https://ox.ogeer.org/event/digital-scholarship-open-source-initiative> on Tuesday (for ox.ac.uk members only) and the monthly Tech Rescue repair café<https://ox.ogeer.org/event/external-tech-rescue-1> on Monday (requires prior booking).
When: 2-4pm, Saturday 14th February
Where: Bill Roscoe Lecture Theatre, Department of Computer Science, 7 Parks Rd, Oxford OX1 3QG
Find out more here: https://ox.ogeer.org/event/contributhon
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Hilary Term Week 3 Newsletter
Problem Sheet and Panic, a Movie Night and More!
Howdy, Folks,
As we trundle onto Third Week, CompSoc has— you guessed it— even more events in store!
On Monday, we'll be partaking in our second competitive programming advanced bootcamp of the term! Join us from 7:30-9:30pm in the Undergraduate Social Area to help improve your skills.
This Wednesday, we'll be taking some time to get some studying in — but with friends! We'll be at Common Ground from 1:30-3pm to get some work done over a hot cup.
We close off Third Week on Saturday with a triple billing! From 5-7pm, we'll be working on capture-the-flag contests in the UGSA, followed closely by an advanced Learn to Code session in Seminar Room 051 from 5:30-6:30pm on Git. Our final event of the day is a movie night, kicking off from 7pm.
In case you missed it last week, we also have an election guide for anyone interested in running for Committee in this term's elections! Check it out here<https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rvJy3CJcY9n-vwpFHdiV0Duyelh2YBdi>. If you've got a role in mind to run for, head on over to our form and register your interest<https://forms.gle/LrhUHwFL5rrRAwEd7>! It's a great way to contribute to the society, pad out your CV and have some fun.
— Declan, CompSoc Secretary
Fun Computing Fact: Did you know that when the Macintosh launched in 1984, its operating system didn't even support running multiple programs at once? Macintosh Systems 1-4 didn't implement multitasking, meaning a user could only run a single program at a time. For System 5, Apple acquired the third-party system extension Switcher, bundling it and renaming it to MultiFinder.
MultiFinder implemented cooperative multitasking, allowing processes to voluntarily give up control of the system and allow another to run. As such, System 5 finally allowed users to run multiple programs at once out of the box, but was vulnerable to a single rogue program hanging and bringing down the system. Preemptive multitasking comparable to Windows 95 wasn't introduced until Apple released the Unix-based Mac OS X in 2001.
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Competitive Programming: Third Week Advanced Bootcamp
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This Monday, we'll be back to hone our skills some more in the second competitive programming advanced bootcamp of the term! Join us in the Undergraduate Social Area from 7:30-9:30pm to be guided through some trickier parts of competitive programming ahead of next week's contest.
When: 7:30-9:30pm, Monday 2nd February
Where: Undergraduate Social Area, Department of Computer Science 7 Parks Rd, Oxford OX1 3QG
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Problem Sheet and Panic
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Are you behind on your work? Come and catch up with us at our Problem Sheet and Panic social this week! This Wednesday, we're headed down to Common Ground for a classic study social. We'll be getting some crucial work done from 1:30-3pm alongside customary free hot drinks, courtesy of CompSoc. Don't miss it!
When: 1:30-3pm, Wednesday 4th January
Where: Common Ground Cafe 37-38 Little Clarendon St, Oxford OX1 2HF
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Capture-the-Flag Night: Third Week
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We kick off our triple billing this Saturday with none other than a capture-the-flag contest! We'll be hanging out in the Undergraduate Social Area from 5-7pm to do some in-person work on a CTF contest ahead of the week's Saturday Social. Come along if you want to take part in a cybersecurity contest with friends!
When: 5-7pm, Saturday 7th February
Where: Undergraduate Social Area, Department of Computer Science 7 Parks Rd, Oxford OX1 3QG
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Learn to Code: Grappling with Git
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Version control systems have become an inescapable part of modern software engineering, and Git is the ruler of them all! This Saturday, the second in our series of advanced Learn to Code sessions will cover everything Git. If you want to get ready to contribute to open source projects or just want to stop making a million backup copies of your projects, join us in Seminar Room 051 from 5:30-6:30pm!
When: 5:30-6:30pm, Saturday 7th February
Where: Seminar Room 051, Department of Computer Science 7 Parks Rd, Oxford OX1 3QG
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Saturday Social: Movie Night
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It's time for that classic staple of every term — a movie night! This Saturday, we'll wrap up the week by watching a film of your choice together. Join us in the Undergraduate Social Area from 7pm for some snacks, before we go away to watch a film and enjoy some classic Saturday Social pizza!
When: 7pm, Saturday 7th February
Where: Undergraduate Social Area, Department of Computer Science 7 Parks Rd, Oxford OX1 3QG
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Hilary Term Week 2 Newsletter
Presentations, Competitive Programming and More!
Bonjour, One and All,
Out with First Week, it's Second Week time! We're back this week with some classic CompSoc events in store for you.
We'll be kicking off this term's competitive programming events on Monday! We'll be down in the Undergraduate Social Area from 7:30-9:30pm to face off in typical competitive programming style.
On Saturday, we'll also be hosting this term's presentation night! If there's a topic you're really passionate about and want to give a talk on, make sure to sign up here<https://forms.gle/C28DxcZrX6Q6x2dK8> — it doesn't have to be computer science related! We'll be in the Department from 7pm onwards to listen to your talks.
If you're interested in running for CompSoc's Committee, we now have an election guide available! Check it out here<https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rvJy3CJcY9n-vwpFHdiV0Duyelh2YBdi>. If you've got a role in mind to run for, head on over to our form and register your interest<https://forms.gle/LrhUHwFL5rrRAwEd7>!
Finally, we have more on the STEM ball, along with some interesting events relating to free, libre and open-source software. See below for details! We also now have a Minecraft server, the address for which can be found in our Discord server<https://discord.com/invite/cUZFPG5WZ6>.
— Declan, CompSoc Secretary
Fun Computing Fact: As we now have a Minecraft server again, let's do a Minecraft fun fact! Did you know that, up until Minecraft Beta 1.7.3, travelling over 12.8 million blocks away from spawn brought you to the Far Lands, a realm where terrain generation breaks down to create gargantuan cliffs (and lots of lag).
This happens because Minecraft terrain is generated using Perlin noise generators, which essentially smooth the output from a random number generator in a 3D grid to create plausible terrain. Several noise generators in Minecraft are combined to create all of the characteristics of the game's terrain. The Far Lands first begin when an integer overflow occurs on the low and high noise generators. The bug was fixed in Beta 1.8 by changing the way world coordinates are scaled, meaning the world border is reached long before the Far Lands would begin.
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STEM Ball
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Hi Everyone! I am excited to share that PhysSoc, Invariants, CompSoc, Mirzakhani, OxWIE, OxWEST, OxWOCS, OUCB, OxMatSoc and OUGS are collaborating to bring you Oxford’s first ever STEM Ball, in bloom at the Randolph Friday 6th March First release tickets drop this Wednesday, check out the instagram @oustemball for more updates! We would love to see you there 👀🌸
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Competitive Programming: Second Week Contest
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Now that you've learned the (advanced) basics, it's time to get stuck into a contest! Come along to the Undergraduate Social Area this Monday, when we'll be kicking off our term of competitive programming contests. We'll be going head to head from 7:30-9:30pm — whether you're a beginner or competitive programming aficionado, don't miss it!
When: 7:30-9:30pm, Monday 26th January
Where: Undergraduate Social Area, Department of Computer Science 7 Parks Rd, Oxford OX1 3QG
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Saturday Social: Presentation Night
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It's Hilary Term, and that means it's time for our termly student presentation night! This Saturday, we're giving you (yes, you!) the spotlight by letting you give a ten-minute talk on any topic that takes your fancy! Talks may be on anything you find interesting — they don't have to be computer science related! If you're interested in giving a talk or listening to our array of talks, come on down to the Undergraduate Social Area from 7pm onwards. If you want to give a talk, make sure to sign up below!
When: 7pm, Saturday 31st January
Where: Undergraduate Social Area, Department of Computer Science 7 Parks Rd, Oxford OX1 3QG
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Events on Free, Libre and Open Source Software
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A message from Oliver Geer and Laura Fortunado:
Dear All,
Have you ever thought about how the software we use affects our autonomy and right-to-repair the devices we increasingly rely on? Our privacy? The reproducibility of our research?
This Hilary term (January-March 2026) we are hosting a series of events<https://ox.ogeer.org/> on various non-technical and technical aspects of free, libre and open source software (FLOSS). Dates, and soon venues, are available on our website<https://ox.ogeer.org/>. Come along to learn about the practical, legal, and research-related implications of FLOSS, including:
why and how to self-host your FLOSS services<https://ox.ogeer.org/event/date-to-be-confirmed-self-hosting-cooking-your-o…>
a guided, social workshop to contribute to FLOSS<https://ox.ogeer.org/event/contributhon> (via any of bug reporting, triaging, programming, translation, community-building, and so on --- no technical skills needed!)
an introduction to the programmable text editor and wider productivity tool, Emacs<https://ox.ogeer.org/event/computing-in-freedom-with-gnu-emacs-protesilaos-…>
copyleft and protecting users’ right to repair<https://ox.ogeer.org/event/software-freedom-conservancy>
teaching high school students research computing<https://ox.ogeer.org/event/institute-for-computing-in-research-mark-galassi…>
an introduction to a bioinformatics community and code library<https://ox.ogeer.org/event/software-engineering-for-bioinformatics-a-biocon…>
There are both in-person events in Oxford and online ones. Everyone is welcome, including students, academics, staff, and people unaffiliated to a University. You are welcome to just turn up (as long as you follow our code of conduct<https://ox.ogeer.org/p/code-of-conduct>), since no registration is required.
To enable broad participation, we have scheduled events on different days on a weekly basis, and at different times --- feel free to join as many as you are able to, and please share this widely! A poster is attached to help with this.
If you have any questions, please email oliver.geer(a)hertford.ox.ac.uk<mailto:oliver.geer@hertford.ox.ac.uk> and laura.fortunato(a)anthro.ox.ac.uk<mailto:laura.fortunato@anthro.ox.ac.uk>, or look at our website<https://ox.ogeer.org/>.
Kind regards,
Oliver Geer (Hertford College, Computer Science and Philosophy) and Laura Fortunato (Magdalen College, Anthropology, Software Freedom Conservancy), with support from others on our mailing list<https://web.maillist.ox.ac.uk/ox/info/foss>.
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