ACM

ACM now has various resources for its members!

Public Resources:

• Wiki: http://acm.rso.siuc.edu/wiki/
• Pastebin: http://acm.rso.siuc.edu/pastebin/
• Wiki farm!
  • http://acm.rso.siuc.edu/sigs/siggame/
  • http://acm.rso.siuc.edu/sigs/siglinux/
  • http://acm.rso.siuc.edu/sigs/sigweb/
  • http://acm.rso.siuc.edu/sigs/sigsoft/
  • http://acm.rso.siuc.edu/sigs/sigsac/

On-campus Resources (Requires VPN access if off-campus):

• ACM LAN Server
  • acmserver.siu.edu
  • COD4 available
    • Customs maps and mods are soon to be available here:
  • Team Fortress 2

• Project management using Redmine:
  • Subversion access
  • Dynamic project addition/removal
  • Project wiki

Thanks to all who came and helped out at SalukiLan 2009! Because of you, we managed to pull in ~120 students at one point (96 IP addresses were active!), plus helped to foster interest in technology among students.

We were mentioned in the Daily Egyptian! (http://www.siude.com/news/technology-group-holds-first-public-event-1.1937719)

We were mentioned in CPU Magazine! (http://www.computerpoweruser.com/LanYard/calendar.aspx?events=past&guid=dc6f60d7e30a42dea4e26ec94e09b009)

Special thanks to the following people (in no particular order):

• Kevin Reuter, for manning the signin/out booths for an incredible amount of time
• Steven Steffen, for helping resolve venue issues, and also for manning the signin/out booths
• Adam Norton, for working his duty as Events Chair and helping to resolve conflicts and issues
• Ben Edwards, for bringing to our attention problems and issues, and provided support to nearby LAN partiers
• Robert Humiston, for providing tools to make extra power cables and systems, and fixing a girl’s laptop for ACM
• Gi Vania, for donating his time at the last minute to keep SalukiLan up
• Curt Wilson, for giving an awesome talk on security, and getting root on the Linux demo machine
• Jacob Israel, who helped put up all the posters in the places we couldn’t reach, and for organizing the various tournaments
• Andrew Hickey, who quietly provided help and setup where it was needed, staying for the entire time
• Nick Chandler, who pointed out issues during initial set-up, and helped resolve them
• Lindsay Dubois, who pointed out issues during initial set-up, and helped resolve them, also for being an additional female presence
• Chris Weitzel, for manning the sign-in/out booths at the early hours on Sunday morning
• Aaron Ragusa, for lending us his switches, and providing comic relief
• Alan Owens, for providing pizza for those who looked after Logan

Special thanks also to the following groups of people:

• All the people and console gamers who helped to babysit Logan Owens and keep a rated G environment steady
• The gamers at the yellow table, who came early and helped with network and power set-up
• All the students who ended up attending SalukiLan 2009
• Housing technicians, for helping us resolve power consumption issues

Also thanks to the following officers whom came to help at various points of SalukiLan:

• Chris Ensign, helping with overnight shifts
• Jeff Cap, helping with the Linux booth and watching Curt Wilson gain root at 3AM
• Justin Lee, helping with overnight shifts and general cleanup
• Jay Meyer, helping with general management

Thanks to all our sponsors who provided us with stuff to give away:

• Thermaltake
• CPU Magazine
• Patriot Memory
• Alienware

Thanks to the following departments on SIUC campus:

• Computer Science, for lending us 4 switches and 5 full computer systems, and providing a polo shirt to raffle off
• Network Engineering, for lending us 2 switches and helping us with VLAN setup
• RHA+Housing, for allowing us to hold the event in Grinnell Hall

Thanks to IEEE+SIUIS for aiding in advertising and promotion of SalukiLan 2009.

A final thanks to Benjamin Wasson, President of ACM for hosting registrations on his own server at http://www.salukilan.com, and for remaining dedicated and putting in so much of his time to make this event happen.

Thanks to everyone who came to Bowling Night last night. We had something like 20-25 people show up to take advantage of free bowling provided by ACM. Everyone had fun, and it was a blast.

Meetings will continue on Monday at 5PM in the Cambria room in the Student Center.

Map of South end of Student Center:
http://www.siucstudentcenter.org/images/scmap_firstfloor_south.png

Meeting generally went rather well, with 25-30 students in attendance.

Several points of interest were discussed today:

• General Introduction of ACM, its officers and members
• Proposal to change meeting rooms
• Status of SalukiLan
• Proposal for the formation of Special Interest Groups
• Next Week’s Meeting
• Updates

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