At the 33rd Chaos Communication Congress in Hamburg - Day 3
Indeed it's like a nerds' fantasy world that has become real for 4 days, with dragons and futuristic spheres:
Also see previous post: Day 2
My daily walk from the hotel to the location of the venue leads through a nice park, which is a nice contrast and very grounding:
During the day, the sphere in the first picture is used rather by actual kids:
As is the by now fully functional ball pit:
A regular installation at the congress is also the "Silk Road" pneumatic letter chute:
3D printers are, naturally, also present at such an event:
Feel ripe for a trip to the beach? No problem:
The assembly of the decentralized social network diaspora* is aptly themed with their hallmark dandelion spore logo:
Joscha's yearly talk, this time about dreaming machines, was mind-twisting as always:
Since last years, some toilets on the congress were declared as unisex, probably not only for progressive-societal, but also for purely pragmatic reasons. This allowed for "toilet parties", which have started today:
There is no "game":
But there is light:
A talk about Zcash late at night (but funnily, not by founder Zooko, who is actually hanging out on the congress):
You can check the #33c3 hashtag on some social media platforms for live updates and impressions from all the people that are here:
#ccc
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"Since last years, some toilets on the congress were declared as unisex, probably not only for progressive-societal, but also for purely pragmatic reasons. This allowed for "toilet parties", which have started today"
Toilets party? : O
It is hard to imagine ... : D
here a vid from last year:
cool! . When will you have the next party?
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