[frankzander]

From year to year more politics and less interesting stuff.

[flohofwoe]

Hacking and politics was always deeply intertwined in Germany/Europe. Especially the CCC has always been at least as much a political organization as it is a hacker community.

[monerozcash]

Hey, at least you can reasonably argue that the political content has been headed downhill since the more aggressive days of the past. Do we see wikileaks or the likes anymore? Not really.

Without direct action it's just nerds reading out their blog posts about politics, which couldn't be less interesting.

[deknos]

again this myth. look at past fahrplans, there was always quite some political stuff. you just agreed with it and therefore it was not inconvenient.

[slurrpurr]

In terms of the extent, no.

[jasonvorhe]

So you did a comparative analysis of previous events and there's no indication that there's more politics?

[littlecranky67]

CCC was always political (very left to far left). Never understood why hacking has to be political in the first place.

[jonesjohnson]

well, it has a lot to do with people growing up during cold war and german reunification.

There were many stories where people lost faith in politics (e.g. after Chernobyl), so people gathered together to do stuff on their own. I think being "social" (to all people), decentralized and mistrusting authorities is just a left thing. so that's just a natural thing imho

[tobi_bsf]

Interesting, the same came to my mind when reading the fahrplan.

[user764743]

read up on the history of the CCC, it might blow your mind

[blueflow]

People come for the technical talks and leave for for the politics.

Every year you got new people who find out the hard way that the CCC is a place for ardent activism, not for critical thinking.

The people who stay do it to meet their friends there.

[mnewme]

Not true, better line up than ted AI or Next

[okkdev]

Hard to ignore in these times...