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Also you can have a look at recordings at https://media.ccc.de https://media.ccc.de e.g. the recordings from this years Chaos Communication Camp: https://media.
by panzi 3y ago
Also you can have a look at recordings at https://media.ccc.de https://media.ccc.de e.g. the recordings from this years Chaos Communication Camp: https://media.ccc.de/c/camp2023 https://media.ccc.de/c/camp2023 (I think the congress has more live dubbing between German and English than the camp, so look at recordings from old congresses for that.)
That camp is like a congress on a camping ground with all the hacker spaces showing of their stuff, lots of light installations, party etc. which is not in the recordings. In contrast to Burning Man it is not in the desert, but in the greenery. (I only was at one camp many many years ago.) To see the non-talk stuff search for cccamp23 on YouTube and Flickr, e.g. see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bimVzt9MUog https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bimVzt9MUog
- opello 3y agoNot only past Congresses but when it's going on they live stream the vast majority of the talks. There are also "signal angels" that will relay questions asked on IRC to the speaker if you're looking for more direct participation. It's an awe-inspiring system to behold, and frustrating that not all "technology" conferences have adopted this level of wide-spread engagement. It's quite literally the most accessible conference for remote attendees and has been for years. They even live translate talks into multiple, other languages! I'm a big fan of the CCC and have never tried to travel to attend. Attending remotely is such a convenient experience. The only disappointing part is missing out on incidental conversation and of course the sticker operations. https://events.ccc.de/ https://events.ccc.de/