05-31, 16:00–16:50 (Europe/Brussels), Kleine spoel
Last year, T-dose was the first place to talk about the history of the big Dutch Hackercamps. Now, it is polished, and a update about all that goes in to organizing a big hacker camp in 2025!
Dutch Hacker Camp is part of the larger series of international hacker camps, including the Chaos Communication Camp (Germany) and the Electromagnetic Field (UK).
These camps often feature a diverse range of activities including workshops, talks, hacking competitions, art installations, and social gatherings. Attendees can learn about topics such as computer security, hardware hacking, cryptography, privacy, and free software.
Over the years, Dutch Hacker Camps have evolved and grown in size and popularity, attracting not only hackers and tech enthusiasts but also artists, activists, educators, and others who are passionate about exploring the intersection of technology and society.
Overall, Dutch Hacker Camps play an important role in fostering a sense of community, promoting innovation and creativity, and advocating for digital rights and freedoms. They provide a unique space for people to come together, learn from each other, and collaborate on projects that push the boundaries of technology and imagination.
This talk will take you through the history of Dutch Hacker Camps, and prepares you for the next big one in 2025; WHY2025.
Boekenwuurm is a purple-loving physicist, who spends her free time in hackerspaces. She wants to make cool things for hackers to enjoy. She hangs out at Hackalot, the hackerspace in Eindhoven, that she helped build. Her latest endeavor is a summer camp in the Netherlands.