Ticket sale for 29C3 is finally open now.

Please go to https://presale.events.ccc.de, create an account and order your tickets.

You can also order shirts, hoodies or zippers there.

Find more information about the ticket sale in the wiki and in our previous blog post.

Der Vorverkauf der Eintrittskarten für den 29. Chaos Communication Congress 29C3, der dieses Jahr in Hamburg stattfindet, beginnt heute.

Tickets gibt es unter https://presale.events.ccc.de/

Der diesjährige Congress steht unter dem Motto “Not my department” und wird sich mit den Konsequenzen nicht nur des eigenen Forschungsdrangs auseinandersetzen – von Überwachungssystemen, Drohnen- und Schwarmintelligenzsteuerung bis zu Biohacking. [1]1 Gleichzeitig geht es um das Streben der Hackerszene danach, Technologien und gesellschaftliche Abläufe zu erforschen und neu zusammenzusetzen, die auf den …

We want you to bring more of that Camp feeling to the Congress! The event suffered from stagnation over the past few years. This time you can shape the conference a lot more than you already did in Berlin. To start that transformation, there’ll be a new thing called Assemblies. Ideally, these should work much like Villages on the Camp, but not exactly the same way.

Up to 28C3 last year we’ve assigned seats and tables to projects that registered in the wiki beforehand. Space has been a very scarce resource, thus we had to keep a close eye on allocation. Hopefully, that will change for the …

The German railway company, Deutsche Bahn, has kindly allotted us a quota of special price train tickets. For the first time, also flexible (“regular”) Tickets can be booked online.

Compared to last year, you can now choose between four types of tickets: fixed tickets (you have to choos a train at the time of booking your ticket) and regular tickets (you hop on every train you like), bookable on- and offline, first or second class.

Online:

• 2. class, fixed: 89,00 Euro
• 1. class, fixed: 149,00 Euro
• Regular, flexible ticket: add 30,00 Euro
• Only available at …

29C3 will cost us much more than standard tickets priced at 80 EUR will pay. Thus we’ll sell supporter tickets for 100 and 120 EUR. Please consider buying one of these. Help us minimize our losses and support others who can’t afford paying much more! Thanks a lot! :)

Moving the 29C3 to Hamburg will cost a lot of money. As far as we know yet, 80 EUR for a standard ticket will not cover those costs, even if a lot more people will show up at the …

This year the Chaos Communication Congress is not only celebrating its 29th edition, it is also the fourth time that we, the translators group, are going to bring you live interpretations of congress talks from German into English.
If you are an excellent speaker of the English language and have a sufficient grasp of German and perhaps some familiarity with the kind of content that the congress will feature, please contact us.

If you want to help us organising, please get in touch as well. If you know somebody who might want to help, point them towards our direction. We are told that the …

Just a friendly reminder that the submission deadline for proposed talks and workshops is fast approaching. You only have a couple of days left – until September 30 – to think about what you’d like to contribute, and as always, we welcome your input. Please read the whole CFP here:

29C3 Call for Papers

Spread the word, submit a talk – and see you in December in Hamburg!

You know someone who could tell us interesting things at the congress? You recently read an article and thought “It would be great to hear that person speak at the congress”? But you are not sure if he/she/it knows about it? Then just tell them!

There are many ways to do that, the easiest one would be sending an email like this:

“Hey [name], I like your [article /talk/project/something] and I would love to see you at the 29th Chaos Communication Congress. You can find the Call for Participation here: [link]. If you need any help with the submission form I would be happy to assist you. Be aware …

Wie jedes Jahr findet diesen November das Retro-Spiele-Event RGB2R des NoName e.V. (der Heidelberger Chaostreff) statt. Der Plan: Jeder holt seine alten Spiele-Konsolen und -Computer jeglicher Art aus dem Schrank und verbringt in netter Gesellschaft viele Stunden Spaß mit den Spielen, die damals unsere Kindheit prägten.

Veranstaltungsort wird das Bürgerhaus Schlierbach in Heidelberg sein, siehe http://rgb2r.noname-ev.de/location/. Dort trefft ihr Gleichgesinnte, genießt eine Club-Mate und erkämpft euch den ersten Platz im $videospiel-Turnier!

Für einen Unkostenbeitrag von 15 € seid ihr das …

UPDATE: We found enough Volunteers. Thx!

Dear potential visitor of 29C3,

we, to be precise the CERT ( see http://cert.ccc.de/ for more information, unfortunately mostly in German ), need medical personnel for the medical response team on 29C3 in Hamburg.

Can you help?

If you are a recently trained doctor, nurse or paramedic and feel like taking care of hackers and visitors on such an event (about 4000 nerds, no ties, not a concert, not a soccer game), we’d be glad to welcome you in our cozy team.

You do not need to be alert 24/4, being available on mobile, even for a single shift, does help. …

Der Chaos Computer Club Cologne e.V. veranstaltet dieses Jahr bereits zum neunten Mal ein spannendes Projekt aus der Reihe “u23” für NachwuchshackerInnen unter 23 Jahren.

An sieben Terminen werden wir in die Welt der Mikrocontroller aufbrechen. Die Teilnehmer werden mit einem STM32-Development-Board eine kleine Spielekonsole entwickeln.
Jeder Teilnehmer erhält ein STM32-ARM-Mikroprozessor-Board, ein Expansion Board und einen SNES-Controller. Nach einer Einführung in C werden die Boards von den Teilnehmern in Kleingruppen selbst zusammengelötet (keine SMD-Teile, nur passive DIP-Teile). In den …