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36th Chaos Communication Congress – Streams

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Re: 36th Chaos Communication Congress – Streams

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Which organization do you mean?

Why is this comment flagged? Is antifa having its own segment/talks? this would be very useful to know, as they're indeed an extremely radical organization(you can have left views and not resort to anything resembling that IMO)

Re: 36th Chaos Communication Congress – Streams

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Well I wouldn't be allowed in, but that's another topic. I'm fine with people going there - Just spreading awareness. An event hosting a stand and having a banner of the Ku Klux Klan at the entrance would certainly not be defended like this.

Wtf? What the fuck are your political views that you are not allowed into the congress? And why do you think its a good argument of comparing kkk to something else? I don't even know whot you are comparing the kkk with.

seriously, i am surprised how possible is to flag normal comments, the previous comment on top of yours was pretty civil, i am really disappointed in HN community for such petty censorship

Re: 36th Chaos Communication Congress – Streams

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

The ccc has a Unvereinbarkeitserklärung

I guess this here? https://www.ccc.de/en/updates/2005/unvereinbarkeitserklaerun... > By this we mean not only numerous “free comradeships” but also groups such as the “Deutsche Liga für Volk und Heimat”, DVU, FPÖ, the “Hilfsgemeinschaft Nationaler Gefangener”, Lijst Pim Fortuyn (Partij LPF), NPD, ProKöln and “Die Republikaner”. These are all small splinter parties, aside from the right-populist FPÖ who was recently i…

This is an _open_ list from 2005. They consider other, similar parties to be part of the list too. I.e. the AfD was founded only years later so it's not part of the list but still considered unwelcome by most.

Re: 36th Chaos Communication Congress – Streams

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Can someone summarize what this is and why it’s interesting? It’s not clear from the landing page, it looks like some kind of listing of streams?

The 36C3 is a gathering of hackers hosted by the german Chaos Computer Club (CCC) and is one of the biggest in the world. Traditionally many of the talks streamed there are pure gold, they even have english translation for the German talks. Given that the title of this page is hacker news it should really be on the top of the page when it is happening. All the stuff is recorded and stored on http://media.ccc.de , whi…

I always thought the hacker in hacker news is the Velley interpretation as a company that gets something live as quickly as possible, hacking it up as it were. Not the traditional interpretation as someone who breaks apart systems to examine or access them. I get the impression that Valley culture is an antagonist towards antifa organisations, so traditional hacking is anti-corporate in Valley eyes. C3 are great presentations though, and truly give an excellent insight to modern tech.

Re: 36th Chaos Communication Congress – Streams

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Can someone summarize what this is and why it’s interesting? It’s not clear from the landing page, it looks like some kind of listing of streams?

The 36C3 is a gathering of hackers hosted by the german Chaos Computer Club (CCC) and is one of the biggest in the world. Traditionally many of the talks streamed there are pure gold, they even have english translation for the German talks. Given that the title of this page is hacker news it should really be on the top of the page when it is happening. All the stuff is recorded and stored on http://media.ccc.de , whi…

“Hacker” “news” is about corporate boot licking.

Re: 36th Chaos Communication Congress – Streams

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Looking forward to this years installment of talks. I sort of wonder if this year will be a bit more technical again. The last 5 years felt like technical topics faded into the background in favor if social issues and knitting ...

The schedule looks pretty decently packed again this year to me. I'm interested in at least one talk from almost every time slot, personally.

Re: 36th Chaos Communication Congress – Streams

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PSA: All talks will be live-translated between English and German, and into one additional language (primarily into French or Spanish; on occasion there were translations into Russian and Mandarin) [0]. If you find any talks on the schedule [1] that seem interesting but are in a language you're not fluent in, use the 'native'/'translated' switcher in the video player. Subtitles will be available after congress, here…

You'd have to be lucky though. Unless you are/were an angel (volunteer) you'll have to depend on the ticket lottery. The switch to Hamburg wasn't enough to accommodate the number of participants nor did the switch to Leipzig. It really is a very popular event.
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