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 Every once in a while Update's members and friends come together for a cozy little conference to talk about their computer-related projects.
+==== Upcoming conferences ====
+=== Summer 2022 ===
+  * When: July 16th 2022, 14:00–18:00 (plus vintage computing hackathon on July 17th 2022)
+  * Where: depending on number of attendees, either [[https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/9418755099|Svartbäcksgatan 65]] or [[https://use.mazemap.com/#v=1&config=uu&zlevel=7&center=17.647067,59.839640&zoom=19&campusid=49&sharepoitype=poi&sharepoi=1000825107|Lägerhyddsvägen 1, house 10, floor 6, room 106150]]. **Please [[https://dud-poll.inf.tu-dresden.de/O_EYK8JTBw/|sign up]] if you plan to come!**
+== Schedule ==
+More info and times will be added.
+Saturday, July 16th
+  * Mark Kahrs will present the Large Scale Systems Museum and various restoration activities. Furthermore he will talk about his work on trying to get the Tymshare 940 system to go.
+  * Lars Brinkhoff will demo WAITS running on a PDP-10 emulator, using a Data Disc display to live code "hello world" using E and FAIL.
+  * Angelo Papenhoff will present Multics and give an interactive demo.
+  * Björn Victor (unconfirmed) plans to talk about Chaosnet (and the bridge program) and demonstrate it, ideally on ITS, LambdaDelta, macOS and perhaps TOPS-20.
+  * Tour of Update's new premises
+Sunday, July 17th
+  * Multics programming session
+  * Hacking on a PDP-11/10, Update's computer of the month July 2022
+  * Your project?
 ==== Previous conferences ====
 === Spring 2019 ===
   * When: May 4th 2019, 14:00–18:00
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   * 17:00 – **Get to know the PDP-8 through emulation**\\ //Pontus Pihlgren (Update)//\\ The PDP-8 suitably has eight instructions. In this talk we will work through the core instruction set and describe them in terms of emulation. The end result is a working emulator in less than 1000 lines of C code.
   * 18:00 – **Guided tour of Update's premises**, including server room and storage.
 === Summer 2018 ===