33rd Chaos Communication Congress Livestreams

[iamtew]

Some additional links:

* Schedule: https://fahrplan.events.ccc.de/congress/2016/Fahrplan/

* Media archive: https://media.ccc.de/

Edit: formatting

[digi_owl]

Those security entries for security and ethics makes me want to shut down my computer and disintegrate it to individual atoms. Its like the technologist handed STASI their wet dream while trying to improve the world...

[iliis]

Also quite cool: https://dashboard.congress.ccc.de/

[r3bl]

That is cool! Looks like something like Zabbix.

Any idea what it is actually?

[mnutt]

I recently came across the software they use for mixing their livestreams, and it looks really useful for anyone trying to build out a system to stream or record talks:

https://github.com/voc/voctomix

[dividuum]

And if you have seen the intermission screens and wondered how these work: They run my software info-beamer (https://info-beamer.com/hosted) on a Pi3 in each Hall. Basically those intermission information screens are written in Lua. My info-beamer software uses both hardware accelerated video decoding as well as OpenGL(ES) to make things run smoothly. I'll release the complete Lua source code early next year. If you want to see how these worked last year, take a look at https://github.com/info-beamer/package-32c3-screens

[Cyclenerd]

TLS: https://streaming.media.ccc.de/33c3/

[xorcist]

The official IRC channels are #33c3-hall-X @hackint. They always take questions from the channels. Almost as good as being there!

[adito]

it's irc.hackint.org right?

[erhardm]

I searched through the schedule and didn't find State of the Onion. That's unfortunate.

Security Nightmares seems to be still going. That's always a good talk.

[myrion]

I think that's to avoid the whole Jakob Appelbaum kerfuffle. Both he and the rest of the TOR leadership were banned from giving talks this year.

[silasb]

My favorite talk is always the behind the scenes talk:

https://fahrplan.events.ccc.de/congress/2016/Fahrplan/events...

[camperman]

Holding my breath for Wikileaks insurance keys and Phase 3 files hidden in the blockchain.

[d33]

What's wrong with this one?

[Mithaldu]

Are they doing quality control on submitted talks this year, or are they still fine with talks that spread outright and clear lies to people who come there to learn and don't know any better?

Edit: They still let Rubin talk, so probably no quality control.

[lawl]

The exploits he presented in high profile perl software are very real, irregardless of if you agree with his reasoning on what is broken or not.

So he gave a talk on exploits he found but you call the talk "outright and clear lies", because you disagree with his conclusion that perl is broken?

[k__]

Care to elaborate?