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From what I understand, the DEFCON badges are a fun thing they like to do every year. I don't see this as a problem; what is a problem is deciding to try to cr

by kelnos 2y ago

From what I understand, the DEFCON badges are a fun thing they like to do every year. I don't see this as a problem; what is a problem is deciding to try to create something so complicated in under eight months. I get that it might be a heavy lift for them to start planning and engaging companies to work on the DEFCON '24 badge before DEFCON '23 had even happened, but this particular badge warrants a year-plus of lead time.

tptacek 2y ago
If that's the case, a competent vendor should not have signed contracts committing themselves to deliver it.
- jhaand 2y ago
  It could even be that EE was not the first engineering firm contacted by Defcon. But they were the ones that said yes to this product.