Feb 15  Datamatch 2010 - Datamatch 2010 was an overwhelming success!
We ushered in a new era of decreased awkwardness and increased win by implementing bidirectional pairings for all undergraduate participants. We also received one of the largest numbers of submissions in our history, with almost 2000 validated submissions!

Dec 8  Harvard Computer Society Interest Form, Activities Fair Edition - The Harvard Computer Society is a student group dedicated to promoting interest in computing and information technologies among members of the Harvard community, with great wit and panache. Leave your name and email address to find out how you can become involved today.

Nov 30  A Future of Computer Science (Tue, Dec 1, 2009) - Don't let your minds be consumed by thoughts of the near term as finals approach! Come to the last Harvard Computer Society seminar of the semester and shift gears by hearing about the bigger picture. Our speaker will talk about impending developments ranging from the fusion of computer science with new fields, to a future of intelligent machines outsmarting humans.

A Future of Computer Science

Where: Maxwell-Dworkin G135

When: 7pm Tuesday, December 1

Nov 25  New vhosts tool released - The vhosts tool allows you to add your own virtual hosts, or vhosts. These are domains of the form 'example.com' or 'www.example.com' which you want served off of HCS's servers. From your end, you need to set your domains to be CNAMEs for www.hcs.harvard.edu. (Note: do not change the nameservers; HCS does not run any name servers.) A typical vhost entry looks like: Servername gregbrockman.com
ServerAlias www.gregbrockman.com test.hcs.gregbrockman.com
ServerAdmin brockman@hcs.harvard.edu

Nov 16  Federation of High Performance Computing @ Harvard (Tue, Nov 17, 2009) - Thanks to everyone who came to the sixth installment of the 2009-2010 HCS seminar series. Here are the details of the talk: Speaker: Dr. James Cuff, Director of Research Computing and Chief Technology Architect at FAS-IT
Bio: http://www.fas-it.fas.harvard.edu/about/executiveLeadership.html When James joined Harvard in 2006, both the IT landscape and financial climate were somewhat different than they are today. This talk will explain significant steps taken in the last three years to to bring both stability and scale to our computing infrastructure with scarce financial resources.