Description How can we make our technologies grandparent compatible and the exchange of cryptographic keys and shared secrets a natural everyday transaction? Does every piece of software have to be socially aware to be usable?
  • Aleclm –– A friendship handshake evolving the Socialist Millionaire
  • lynX –– Usability horror lessons to learn from e-mail, PGP, RetroShare and more
  • Jan C. Borchardt –– unhosted.org
  • Brennan Novak –– mailPile
Website(s) http://youbroketheinternet.org
Type Talk
Keyword(s) software
Processing assembly Youbroketheinternet
Person organizing LynX
Language en - English
Related to Secushare
Other session...

Subtitle we'll make the GNU Internet so hot, everyone wants it and gets it
Starts at 2013/12/28 02:00:00 PM
Ends at 2013/12/28 03:30:00 PM
Duration 90 minutes
Location Hall E

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How can we appeal to a large audience? How can we make the technologies developed grandparent compatible? How do we make the exchange of cryptographic keys and shared secrets a natural everyday transaction? Does every piece of software have to be "social" to be usable?

Featuring:

  • Aleclm –– A friendship handshake evolving the Socialist Millionaire
  • LynX –– Usability horror lessons to learn from e-mail, PGP, RetroShare and more
  • Jan C. Borchardt –– unhosted.org
  • Bnvk –– mailPile

We'll make ourselves a GNU Internet, and we'll teach our classmates, party peeps and parents to use it. How? Well, by providing it with the best Usability ever seen. We'll make it so hot, they'll WANT to use it by themselves!


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