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CCCamp2023

2023-05-19T18:03:05Z

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[[Category:Closed_Projects]][[Category:Conferences]]
== Information ==

The Chaos Communication Camp will take place in [https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/267114042|Ziegeleipark Mildenberg] between August 15th to August 19th 2023.

* WIKI: TBD
* BLOG: https://events.ccc.de/2023/04/21/camp2023/#eng-camp2023-intro
* Timeline: TBD
* MAP: https://map.events.ccc.de

#CCCamp19, #Camp2019

== FIXME Camp: Lemanicus ==

Discussion is happening on [[Chat]] channel [https://chat.fixme.ch/fixme/channels/20_cccamp2023 20_cccamp2023]

We plan to bring the following equipment with us:
* LEDs
* SDR stuff (including a couple of rad1o badges)
* TSE Home Set 4001 RF door lock with 5103 e-key (the same as installed on the FIXME door)
* Power strips and cables
* ...

=== Ordered hardware ===

=== Pictures ===

== Phone numbers ==

* https://guru3.eventphone.de/
* Number generator https://binarybrain.github.io/4-numbers-viz/

=== GSM ===

== Tickets ==

Prices: TBD

=== Voucher queue ===

Add yourself and your friends to the queue !!!

{| class="wikitable"
|+
! Name !! Token received !! Ticket ordered !! New token received
|-
| [[User:Binary Brain|Binary Brain]] || || ||
|-
| Epic Feihl || || ||
|-
| [[User:Protectator|Protectator]] || || ||
|-
|}

NOTE: when using the voucher, send the replicated voucher to your own email and send it to the next person. Usually on the [[Chat]].

Don't forget to pay for the ticket as soon as it's ordered, the voucher only replicates after the payment is received. People after you in the queue will appreciate.

== Transport ==

== See also ==
* [[CCCamp2019]]
* [[CCCamp2015]]
* [[35C3]]
* [[34C3]]
* [[33C3]]
* [[32C3]]
* [[31C3]]
* [[30C3]]
* [[29C3]]
* [[28C3]]

Orbital

2023-04-03T21:47:23Z

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[[Category:Ongoing_Projects]]

[[File:Orbita-logo-full.png|right|400px]]

'''Orbital''' is a game designed to be played on addressable LED strips, on any one dimensional array of lights.

=== Goal ===

Control a pixel and try to shoot down others while staying alive ! The last one standing wins.

=== Structure ===

The term "Orbital" may refer to either just the software that controls the game and the lights, or the whole construction that is comprised of, minimally :

* A strip of addressable LEDs
* A computer that is connected to the LEDs, running both the Orbital game server, and the LEDs controller server.

The "game server" is now also able to play atmospheric animations.

The code for the game server is hosted on GitHub : https://github.com/Pecamo/orbital

= Gameplay =

== Game mode ==

You play Orbital against other players, each using their smartphone. To start a game, at least two players are needed. Once the game starts, each player is assigned a color, a LED lights up to that color. A player controls their LED using three buttons on their phone :

* Left : Moves the player's LED to the left
* Right : Moves the player's LED to the right
* Shoot : Fires a projectile in the last moved direction. The distance it travels is proportional to the time elapsed since the last shot.

The goal is then to "kill" other players by firing a projectile at them all while staying alive. Two projectiles that meet cancel each other.

There's not real maximum amount of players, however in practice having 8 players at the same time already starts to be confusing.

== Strategy ==

With the default settings, players usually evade a projectile by staying at a long enough range or by firing at the incoming one. The battle royale mode forces the remaining players to get close to each other rapidly. Once only two players remain and are at close range, the strategy game that emerges is similar to a basic version of [https://sonichurricane.com/?page_id=1702 footsies] in classic fighting games.

== Settings ==

Some mechanics elements can be altered to diversify gameplay between games. For example :

* Activate "Battle Royale" mode to make a growing part of the field become deadly, forcing the remaining players to get closer to each other.
* "Missile collision" controls whether two projectiles cancel each other, or even if only the weakest one gets destroyed.
* "Shot cooldown" controls the minimum amount of time a player must wait to shoot again.

== Lamp mode ==

There's also a "Lamp mode", which is not a game : it uses the LED strip to play atmospheric animations. The animations are pre-programmed patterns that have varying customizable parts (such as speed, color, brightness, etc.).

= Instances =

[[File:Orbital_FIXME_finished.jpg|thumb|right|Orbital FIXME initializing with all LEDs set to white]]

There is currently two slightly different variants of what we call "Orbital" that are running.

=== Orbital FIXME ===

Orbital FIXME is the name of the Orbital instance that runs in the local. You can play it on [https://orbital.fixme.ch orbital.fixme.ch]

This is the original version and first running instance of the game.

This instance is composed of a RaspBerry Pi running the software, connected to an strip of 300 LEDs. The whole strip of LEDs is attached to a circular construction made of flat bendable metal rods bolted together. The result looks like a circle of LEDs, pointing inwards so that someone "inside" the circle can see all of the by turning around.

This circle that has a diameter of approximately 2m hangs on the ceiling, over the sofas.

=== Orbital Portable ===

[[File:Orbital_portable_finished.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Orbital Portable running the rainbow animation]]

Orbital Portable is a variant whose purpose is to be portable so that we can deploy it wherever we want. The goal is to bring it to events and parties, and bring people together by making they play a simple using their phone.

For the game to work and be easily accessible to any player, the construction had to be more complicated than the FIXME variant.

This version is composed of :

* A strip of addressable LEDs.
* A foldable wooden construction that the strip can latch on to.
* A Raspberry Pi Zero connected to the LEDs, running both the Orbital game server and the LEDs controller server.
* A power source for the RasPi. We can either connect it to a standard electric Swiss socket, or to an external battery system.
* A phone that runs a WiFi access point. (We usually just use our personal phone)
* A "portal", which is a public web page that will redirect connecting players to the RasPi's local IP address. In this case, it is accessible at https://orbital.run

==== Visualization ====

Here's a diagram showing how all of the required collaborating components are connected.

[[File:Orbital_portable_sequence_diagram_calls.png|thumb|right|Sequence diagram showing the communications between each device: From the moment the RasPi connects to the internet during the setup, to when a end-user connects to the game.]]

[[File:orbital_portable_simple_diagram.png|500px]]

<div style="clear: both;"></div>

= Build Your Own =

There is many possible ways to build your own Orbital structure. Beside electronics, the most important thing you'll need is a way to have a circle of addressable LEDs.

== Orbital FIXME ==

For our hackerspace version, we've build this circle using flat aluminum extrusions (3 pieces of 1.70m, bolted together) and zip-tying some flexible LED strip to these extrusions. This gives you a sturdier circle but is still quite flexible so you'll have to attach it in multiple points.

<gallery widths=500px heights=300px mode=packed-overlay>
File:Orbital-structure-screw.jpg|Screws holding aluminum extrusions together
File:Orbital-structure-zipties.jpg|Zip ties holding the LED strip to the aluminum structure
File:Orbital-stucture-installed.jpg|The structure is then suspended from the ceiling using ropes
File:Orbital-stucture-installed-on.jpg|And we have light!
</gallery>

== Orbital Portable ==

For Orbital Portable, we thought carrying a 1.60m diameter circle was annoying, so we created a Japanese fan-like wooden structure to form an 8-arms star. We then placed the LED strip inside a nice silicon diffuser to give it some rigidity and hold it in 8 points using aluminum brackets.

The wooden frame can be folded or unfolded by untying the wing screw that hold every pieces together. We also used teethed washed to increase the friction. A rope is attached to each wooden piece to keep an angle of 45° between them. It's not mandatory but still very useful to deploy it.

The diffuser make the game a little more blurry. It's still very playable but true hardcore gamers will prefer the pure square LED pixels.

Another great aspect of the diffuser is the added protection of the LED strip again elements while carrying Orbital Portable. It's waterproof, absorb shocks, increase the bend radius, you can (gently) pull on it, etc.

<gallery widths=500px heights=300px mode=packed-overlay>
File:Orbital-Portable-Diffuser.jpg|The diffuser used in Orbital Portable with the LED strip in it
File:Orbital-Portable-Wooden-Star.jpg|Here is the wooden Japanese fan-like wooden frame
File:Orbital-Portable-folded-frame.jpg|Folded, with a bolt in the middle and a wing screw
File:Orbital-Portable-Frame-Rope.jpg|The rope keeping every element apart with an angle of 45°
File:Orbital-Portable-Marking.jpg|The LED strip can be placed on top of it to mark where the aluminum brackets will be attached
File:Orbital-Portable-Brackets.jpg|Aluminum brackets are screwed in place. The rest of the wood can then be cut to length
File:Orbital-Portable-Paint.jpg|Painting the Orbital Portable frame
File:Orbital-Portable-Rpi-Bracket.jpg|We made a custom bracket for the Raspi Zero
File:Orbital-Portable-Done.jpg|Up and running!
File:Orbital-Portable-tripod.jpg|A third leg has been added to the frame to support it on its own.
</gallery>

== Material ==

Common Base for Orbital and Orbital Portable:
* LED strip: SK6812, 5m, 60 led/m, RGBWW https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32763384538.html
* Raspberry Pi 3+ or Similar
* Power Supply: 5V, at least 5A, 8A-10A to be comfortable https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32670505021.html

Orbital Portable:
* LED strip Silicon Diffuser: T1023, 10mm wide, 5m long https://www.aliexpress.com/item/4000077271746.html
* Aluminum Brackets, 10mm https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1709430101.html

Orbital Mini:
* LED Pixel Ring: 45 LEDs https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005002289201149.html
* ESP32: running WLED https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32959541446.html

== Tips ==

* We used a 5m LED strip with 60 LED/m to have a nice an big circle. Thus said, it can totally work with any length and LED density.
* Prefer short data cable from the Raspberry Pi to the LED strip. Long unshielded cables can lead to weird behavior.
* The Raspberry Pi Zero W has a very nice form factor but is also very slow. We'd like to test with the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W and we'll probably recommend it.

= Chronology =

* 21.08.2019 - 25.08.2019 : Ideation and start of development during [[CCCamp2019]].
* 09.2019 : First working version of Orbital FIXME finished
* 09.2020 : Ideation of Orbital-Portable
* 05.2021 - 07.2021 : Building hardware of Orbital-Portable
* 08.2021 : First release of Lamp mode
* 05.2022 : Lamp Animations "framework"
* 08.2022 : Frontend entirely re-written in Vue 3
* 02.2023 : WLED Integration

= Orbital-Portable =

Here are the different events during which Orbital-Portable has been used :

* 16.07.2021 : At a friend's house (~10 people)
* 13.11.2021 : Party in a cave (battery-powered) (~30 people)
* 24.04.2022 : A friend's birthday party (~30 people)
* 07.05.2022 : An other friend's birthday party (~30 people)
* 27.08.2022 : Weekend in a Swiss chalet (battery-powered) (~5 people)
* 27 + 28.10.2022 : [https://vifff.ch VIFFF]'s evening parties (2* 100 people)

= External links =

* [https://github.com/Pecamo/orbital Source code on GitHub]
* [https://orbital.run Portal for Orbital-Portable]
* [https://youtu.be/HKIx03cR7d4 Video presentation (in French)]

= Participants =

* [[User:Binary Brain]]
* [[User:Protectator]]

Orbital

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Orbital

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Orbital

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Orbital

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Orbital

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Orbital

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Orbital

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Orbital

2023-02-26T10:43:25Z

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Orbital

2023-02-26T10:43:11Z

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File:Orbital lamp interface.png

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Orbital

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Orbital

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Orbital

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User:Protectator

2023-02-26T10:08:01Z

Protectator:

Your best bet at finding relevant infos about me :

* My personal page : [https://kewindousse.ch kewindousse.ch]
* My blog : [https://protectator.ch protectator.ch]

or social networks :

* [https://twitter.com/Protectator @Protectator] on Twitter
* [https://github.com/Protectator @Protectator] on GitHub
* [https://www.linkedin.com/in/kewindousse KewinDousse] on LinkedIn

== FIXME Projects ==

I mainly contribute to [[Orbital]].

User:Protectator

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ToDo

2023-02-26T10:06:17Z

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== Information ==
Regula[to]ry conferences or workshop nights @ FIXME.
* [https://www.twitch.tv/fixme_hs Twitch channel]
* [https://youtube.com/@fixme-hackerspace Youtube channel]

== 2023 ==

* Fri 20.01.2023: Ansible by Nemen
** https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_uf1J5pjzE
* Fri 24.02.2023: Docker
* Fri 31.03.2023: Orbital: How to create a video game on a single LED strip by Protectator and Binary Brain
* Fri 14.04.2023: TBD

== 2020 ==

* Fri 06.03.2020: TELETEXT Must Not Die by Mathias
* Fri 10.04.2020: Subversive Electronic Music by Will (CANCELED)
* Fri 10.09.2020: Les logos pas beaux dans l'open source by Binary Brain

== 2019 ==

* Fri 22.02.2019: <s>Gender Hacking by D4m13n</s> REPORTED
* Fri 29.03.2019: Drones Physics 101 by Rorist
** https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umWint4hThI&t=2962s
* Fri 26.04.2019: <s>Fundamental of bluetooth and ubertooth one by Defragm</s> CANCELED
* Fri 04.05.2019: Rust VS Go Battle by LSZR and Francois
** https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfowPSQlVx0
* Fri 24.05.2019: Smart Contract by Romain
* Fri 14.06.2019: Build your own IoT device with ESP32 by BinaryBrain
** https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIstd3wjAUI
* Fri 16.08.2019: <s>Let's talk to the ISS (Satnogs 101) by Olivier</s>
* Fri 06.09.2019: <s>VHDL_isTAmère II by Philoux (French conf) </s> REPORTED
* Fri 25.10.2019: Wireguard par Benoît
** https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJA4hgK884g
* Wed 06.11.2019: MeetUp "Suisse Romande NixOS User Group" présentation Guix par [[User:Pirboazo]].
* You!

== 2018 ==

* Fri 25.05.2018: OSINT for beginners (with examples) by Noskill
** Talk is available [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pEYs4p1dyR4&t=10m on youtube]
* Fri 15.06.2018: Programming Language Oenology for Trolls by Marv
** Slides: [[Media:Oenology.pdf]]
* Thu 26.07.2018: Python for dummies by Nemen
** Talk is available [https://youtu.be/dY2BQ4_LCFQ on youtube]
* Fri 17.08.2018: VHDLise ta mère by Philou
** Talk is available [https://youtu.be/MDdDgHM0GYk on youtube]
* Fri 14.09.2018: My Code is Containerized. Now What? Kubernetes Basics by Francois
** Talk is available [https://youtu.be/StrtrCLRGFM on youtube]
** [[Media:My_Code_is_Containerized_Now_What_Handout.pdf]]
* Fri 12.10.2018: Random tidbits and retro stuff by Fzn
** Talk is available [ftp://ftp.fixme.ch/incoming/incoming/random-tidbits-fzn.mkv on the FTP]
* Fri 23.11.2018: Python, will it Blend(er)? by Oenvoyage
** Talk is available [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMSt99ZjJx4 on youtube]
* <s>Fri 14.12.2018: Embrace Failure by Gcmalloc</s>

== Live setup ==
* If you want to use the VGA2USB by Epiphan, [https://www.epiphan.com/products/vga2usb/downloads/ download the drivers]

Orbital

2023-02-26T00:03:13Z

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Orbital

2023-02-26T00:00:04Z

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Orbital

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Orbital

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File:Orbital portable finished.jpg

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File:Orbital FIXME finished.jpg

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Orbital

2023-02-25T23:44:39Z

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Orbital

2023-02-25T23:41:20Z

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File:Orbital portable sequence diagram calls.png

2023-02-25T23:39:27Z

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This file was generated using Mermaid.

Here's a link to a live editor with this diagram loaded : https://mermaid.live/edit#pako:eNp9Ut1KwzAUfpVDrmer9QcpspsqIiItVhCkN1l6XINtUpPTzTkGPoEP6ZOYrtX9slyF7-T7yeGbM6FzZCGz-N6gEngt-djwKlPgDhekDUTALUSlREUdXHNDUsiaK4KkHSbaEC-vRsYfFkS1DX1fm5F0mGcatUuKW9Ijt7WEFzR6Sfz5-gahlUJBmMNo5swFWgu1lo7RTv8zyQknhCTrlXVNIJUkyUv5yUnqHt94Ha-w-Gg4TEJI4vQJ1mL6vTtcBF4QHHsnp-decHa54iUdL-UTBIVTuEvWZ24YhxDfr7Act91R5X-ho07s9mYjQzdbikWh-1SOH15BVXmI41tyFpvMfV-IuoQte1s4PmDYU_yp3b_VlYITeMZRqsUb9kXZ3cAa0m-PDViFpuIydy2ct1jGqMAKMxa6aynHBWUsUwv3kDek05kSLCTT4IA1de6U-sqy8JWX1qGYS1fbh67Xy3ovfgEnL-Rf

Here's the Mermaid code :

<pre>
sequenceDiagram
actor C as Client
participant P as Portal<br/>https://orbital.run
participant O as Raspi Zero<br/>‎ connected by access point ‎
activate P

opt initialization
activate O
O->>P: POST orbital.run/connect 62.220.135.248
P->>P: Save new IP
P-->>O: OK
deactivate O
end

C->>P: GET orbital.run
P-->>C: index.html
C->>P: GET orbital.run/state
P-->>C: 62.220.135.248
C->>O: GET index.html
O-->>C: index.html
C->>O: GET /ws
activate O

O-->C: WebSocket
deactivate O
deactivate P
</pre>

Orbital

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File:Orbital portable simple diagram.png

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Orbital

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File:Orbital portable sequence diagram calls.png

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File:Orbital portable sequence diagram calls.png

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File:Orbital portable sequence diagram calls.png

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Orbital

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File:Orbita-logo-full.png

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37C3

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[[Category:Open_Projects]]
[[Category:Conferences]]
December 27th–30th 2022, Hamburg

The 37th Chaos Communication Congress (37C3) is an annual four-day conference on technology, society and utopia. The Congress offers lectures and workshops and various events on a multitude of topics including (but not limited to) information technology and generally a critical-creative attitude towards technology and the discussion about the effects of technological advances on society.

== Information ==
* Preliminary announcement: https://www.ccc.de/en/updates/2022/37-chaos-communication-congress-in-hamburg
* Blog: https://events.ccc.de/category/37c3/
* Wiki: https://events.ccc.de/congress/2022/wiki/Main_Page
* GSM/DECT: https://www.eventphone.de/guru2/
* Discussion: https://chat.fixme.ch/fixme/channels/20_37c3

== Token wait list ==

In order for every interested participants to the C3 to get its ticket, you agree to pay your ticket as soon as it was ordered (or have someone else do it for you). The goal is to avoid the token being stuck waiting for payment for a long time. Thanks!

{| class="wikitable"
|+
! Name !! Token received !! Ticket ordered !! New token received
|-
| [[User:Rorist|Rorist]] || ??? || ??? || ???
|-
| marv || ??? || ??? || ???
|-
| [[User:Binary_Brain|Binary Brain]] || ??? || ??? || ???
|-
| Epic Feihl || ??? || ??? || ???
|-
| [[User:Protectator|Protectator]] || ??? || ??? || ???
|}

== People coming ==

{| class="wikitable"
|+
! Name !! Ticket !! Transport to HAM !! Transport from HAM !! Hotel
|-
| Rorist || No || Train ?? || Train ?? || Radisson Blu
|-
| marv || nope || train || train || The Suites
|-
| [[User:Binary_Brain|Binary Brain]] || No || ??? || ??? || ???
|-
| Epic Feihl || No || ??? || ??? || ???
|-
| [[User:Protectator|Protectator]] || No || Train? || Train? || ???
|-
| ''YOU'' || ??? || ??? || ??? || ???
|+
! Total
!
!
!
!
|}

=== Plane ===

=== Phone ===

{| class="wikitable"
|+
! Name !! Extension !! Type
|-
|-
|}

== Congress Everywhere ==

Live streaming of conferences in our cosy hackerspace. Cold drinks, fast Internet and nice folks. Feel free to join in.

Synchronisation will take place on our [[Chat]]: https://chat.fixme.ch/fixme/channels/20_37c3

== See also ==

* [[CCCamp2019]]
* [[CCCamp2015]]
* [[RC3_2020]]
* [[RC3_2021]]
* [[36C3]]
* [[35C3]]
* [[34C3]]
* [[33C3]]
* [[32C3]]
* [[31C3]]
* [[30C3]]
* [[29C3]]
* [[28C3]]

37C3

2022-10-05T08:16:46Z

Protectator: /* Token wait list */

[[Category:Open_Projects]]
[[Category:Conferences]]
December 27th–30th 2022, Hamburg

The 37th Chaos Communication Congress (37C3) is an annual four-day conference on technology, society and utopia. The Congress offers lectures and workshops and various events on a multitude of topics including (but not limited to) information technology and generally a critical-creative attitude towards technology and the discussion about the effects of technological advances on society.

== Information ==
* Preliminary announcement: https://www.ccc.de/en/updates/2022/37-chaos-communication-congress-in-hamburg
* Blog: https://events.ccc.de/category/37c3/
* Wiki: https://events.ccc.de/congress/2022/wiki/Main_Page
* GSM/DECT: https://www.eventphone.de/guru2/
* Discussion: https://chat.fixme.ch/fixme/channels/20_37c3

== Token wait list ==

In order for every interested participants to the C3 to get its ticket, you agree to pay your ticket as soon as it was ordered (or have someone else do it for you). The goal is to avoid the token being stuck waiting for payment for a long time. Thanks!

{| class="wikitable"
|+
! Name !! Token received !! Ticket ordered !! New token received
|-
| [[User:Rorist|Rorist]] || ??? || ??? || ???
|-
| marv || ??? || ??? || ???
|-
| [[User:Binary_Brain|Binary Brain]] || ??? || ??? || ???
|-
| Epic Feihl || ??? || ??? || ???
|-
| [[User:Protectator|Protectator]] || ??? || ??? || ???
|}

== People coming ==

{| class="wikitable"
|+
! Name !! Ticket !! Transport to HAM !! Transport from HAM !! Hotel
|-
| Rorist || No || Train ?? || Train ?? || Radisson Blu
|-
| marv || nope || train || train || The Suites
|-
| [[User:Binary_Brain|Binary Brain]] || No || ??? || ??? || ???
|-
| Epic Feihl || No || ??? || ??? || ???
|-
| ''YOU'' || ??? || ??? || ??? || ???
|+
! Total
!
!
!
!
|}

=== Plane ===

=== Phone ===

{| class="wikitable"
|+
! Name !! Extension !! Type
|-
|-
|}

== Congress Everywhere ==

Live streaming of conferences in our cosy hackerspace. Cold drinks, fast Internet and nice folks. Feel free to join in.

Synchronisation will take place on our [[Chat]]: https://chat.fixme.ch/fixme/channels/20_37c3

== See also ==

* [[CCCamp2019]]
* [[CCCamp2015]]
* [[RC3_2020]]
* [[RC3_2021]]
* [[36C3]]
* [[35C3]]
* [[34C3]]
* [[33C3]]
* [[32C3]]
* [[31C3]]
* [[30C3]]
* [[29C3]]
* [[28C3]]

Twint

2022-02-11T22:04:07Z

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== Fridge ==

The QR Code printed on the fridge is the equivalent of this one:

[[File:Twint-logo-qrcode.png]]

<code>02:3ba762970b2245aa8848c482aa5ce6a6#7a5eb28216ccef105a46ec3dba485185d2ab65d7#</code>

File:Twint-logo-qrcode.png

2022-02-11T22:03:35Z

Protectator: Protectator uploaded a new version of File:Twint-logo-qrcode.png

File:Twint-logo-qrcode.png

2022-02-11T22:01:57Z

Protectator:

User:Protectator

2019-10-05T20:42:22Z

Protectator:

Your best bets at finding relevant infos about me :

* My personal page : [https://kewindousse.ch kewindousse.ch]
* My blog : [https://protectator.ch protectator.ch]

or social networks :

* [https://twitter.com/Protectator @Protectator] on Twitter
* [https://github.com/Protectator @Protectator] on GitHub
* [https://www.linkedin.com/in/kewindousse KewinDousse] on LinkedIn

User:Protectator

2019-10-05T20:40:54Z

Protectator: Created page with "Your best bets at finding relevant infos about me : [https://kewindousse.ch] my personal page [https://protectator.ch] my blog [https://twitter.com/Protectator @Protectator]..."

Your best bets at finding relevant infos about me :

[https://kewindousse.ch] my personal page
[https://protectator.ch] my blog

[https://twitter.com/Protectator @Protectator] on Twitter
[https://github.com/Protectator @Protectator] on GitHub
[https://www.linkedin.com/in/kewindousse KewinDousse] on LinkedIn

Orbital

2019-10-05T16:36:51Z

Protectator: Created page with "Category:Ongoing_Projects Orbital is a game designed to be played on addressable LED strips, on any one dimensional array of lights. You control a pixel and try to shoot..."

[[Category:Ongoing_Projects]]
Orbital is a game designed to be played on addressable LED strips, on any one dimensional array of lights.

You control a pixel and try to shoot down others while staying alive. The last one standing wins.

GitHub : [https://github.com/Pecamo/orbital]

== Participants ==

* [[User:Binary Brain]]
* [[User:Protectator]]