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It is but you have to intentionally keep it small and limit tickets. I think one of the issues that Defcon has is that they just don't cap tickets; historically
by sylens 1y ago
It is but you have to intentionally keep it small and limit tickets. I think one of the issues that Defcon has is that they just don't cap tickets; historically they could not, because you could only buy a badge with cash so there was no way of predicting how many people would show up.
- woodruffw 1y agoI don't think it's really a matter of limited attendance. Smaller hacker conferences in the US are not much different in terms of baseline acceptance of government/defense presence. It's more of a cultural thing, and not a new one. (That's not to say that there aren't conferences that are explicitly anti-MIC, because there are. But if you just sample by size, I suspect you'll find no correlation there.)
- immibis 1y agoI've heard that toorcamp is the only US attempt to mirror a European hacker camp and that it doesn't work because the culture is just too different. Speaking of culture, RIPE NCC allows individuals to have ASNs, with or without a case of Club Mate.
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- tptacek 1y agoThere are plenty of quieter, smaller conferences.