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yoaviram 1 days ago [-]
I just got notified today that my talk "Digital Rite of Passage - a framework for guiding kids into digital adulthood" was accepted to the Ethics, Society & Politics track, so cool to see it there!
monocasa 24 hours ago [-]
Awesome, I can't wait to see that.
vrganj 1 days ago [-]
Man, I love the CCC. To me, they are what being a hacker is truly about.
I know this place calls itself Hacker News, but to me being a hacker always had a countercultural element, a distrust of power structures. This place is the power structure and reinforces it...
felixg3 1 days ago [-]
See you in Hamburg?
jttnr 1 days ago [-]
If I manage to get tickets: Absolutely!
n_plus_1_acc 5 hours ago [-]
You have a few seconds tomorrow. good luck!
asyx 1 days ago [-]
It was actually really confusing to me when I started to hang out on English language CS spaces that the rest of the world is not like that. I thought this just comes with the prevalence of open source but apparently not.
Looking at the recent post about small shops on English high streets, it seems like the only thing people on here hate more than poor people is children.
tristor 23 hours ago [-]
I really hope I can get tickets. This is the first time I'd be attending, and after going to my first Defcon this year and realizing I'd found my people, I decided I should absolutely do Congress. I'm looking forward to it
robert_foss 21 hours ago [-]
In my experience CCC is much more enjoyable than defcon. More community oriented, creative and non-commercial.
pantalaimon 22 hours ago [-]
Good luck with the F5 key this Sunday
ernst_klim 10 hours ago [-]
Is it that hard to get the ticket?
n_plus_1_acc 5 hours ago [-]
You should F5 within a few seconds after 11:00. Ideally withing one second.
I know this place calls itself Hacker News, but to me being a hacker always had a countercultural element, a distrust of power structures. This place is the power structure and reinforces it...
Looking at the recent post about small shops on English high streets, it seems like the only thing people on here hate more than poor people is children.