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Event: Congress everywhere
Featured: No
State: Completed
Start date: 2022/12/30
Start time: 13:00
End date: 2022/12/31
End time: 3:00
Contact: Stuiterveer, Xopr
Kind: Conference
Location: Location::online
URL: https://rc3.world/
Fee: Free
Short description: Watch a hacker congress or camp live on a projector in the space, or listen to it via the phone.

synopsis

The idea is, for people unable to attend the upcoming hacker congress or camp, to visit the hackerspace and watch the streams together on a projector screen/TV/monitor. Food and drinks will be taken care of as well!

xopr created a virtual hackerspace in gather.town (might be password protected); ask via the regular channels if needed.

It's a lot of fun if enough people join! Alternatively, people traveling can join the teleconference.

Also, we should have pixelflut leds (with Art-Net support) up around that time, so it's fun to show off your script/program.

More info on the discussion page.

attending

Hint: add yourself by typing: 

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roadmap / Fahrplan

See Congress' Fahrplan or Camp's Fahrplan for the latest schedule; streams will be selected ad-hoc. remote chaos experience Farhplan

streams

video

Streams can be opened directly from Kodi, VLC or possibly your favorite media player. Because we want to suffer (originally lower the burden of CCC's data output), we're using multicast streams (including a mosaic overview). You can find the config here. The video links can be found here:


WebMHLS
HDSDSlidesHDSDSlides
Saal Adams Native linklinklinklinklinklink
Saal Adams Translated linklinklinklinklinklink
Saal Borg Native linklinklinklinklinklink
Saal Borg Translated linklinklinklinklinklink
Saal Clarke Native linklinklinklinklinklink
Saal Clarke Translated linklinklinklinklinklink
Saal Dijkstra Native linklinklinklinklinklink
Saal Dijkstra Translated linklinklinklinklinklink
Saal Eliza Native linklinklinklinklinklink
Saal Eliza Translated linklinklinklinklinklink
Chaos West Bühne Native linklinklinklinklinklink
Chaos West Bühne Translated linklinklinklinklinklink
WikiPakaWG Esszimmer Native linklinklinklinklinklink
WikiPakaWG Esszimmer Translated linklinklinklinklinklink
Open Infrastructure Orbit Native linklinklinklinklinklink
Open Infrastructure Orbit Translated linklinklinklinklinklink


audio (phone)

We have conference audio streams (off and on since 2011), which now has been standardized.

Following the dialplan, there are two lists of extensions reserved for conferences: 130x and 139x where the last digit (1-9) stands for the corresponding stage/room, while the difference between the former and latter series is whether you are allowed to chat with other callers ("party line at 9"). See Telephone system:shoutcast streams for the FreeSWITCH configuration.

If you hear the SIT, that means no stream is configured for that conference room.

links

previous versions

List of German hacker conferences
Chaos Communication Camp Chaos Communication Congress
2020 rC3
2019 CCC 2019 36C3
2018 35C3
2017 34C3
2016 33C3
2015 CCC 2015 32C3
2014 31C3
2013 30C3
2012 29C3
2011 CCC 2011 28C3

events in 2023

This year was a continuation of last year's self-hosted sessions. xopr had to scramble a video adapter, one of the video inputs (cable?) didn't work, and the midi control desk didn't play nice with the 30 minute old installation, but in the end it worked out fine. Best of all: all talks started fairly on time this time!

Attended Stats
  • 1 day of self hosted talks
  • 3 talks
  • 2 screens/projectors
  • 1 room
  • 2.7 liter of consumed chocolate milk
  • 0 cans of whipped cream 😱
  • 0 liters of coconut rum 😱
  • 4 beers
  • 5 coffee
  • 2 tea
  • 1 liter of Club Mate
  • 0.33 liters Cola
  • 1 liter Fanta
  • 3.6 liters Dr. Pepper
  • 8 pizza's
  • 20 donuts (oliebollen)
  • 3 buns
  • 1/2 pack of surimi/crab salad
  • 1/2 pack of egg salad
  • 1 Sandwich Tomato & Basil (at ~2:15 in the morning!)
  • 1 Snickers
  • 1.6 liters of Ice Tea
  • 1 Yum Yum Chicken (to complete a talk)

events in 2022

This year was completely different yet again; we streamed 0 talks and hosted a conference ourselves. The decoration and infrastructure was guerrilla style and more or less last minute, but it worked well.

Attended Stats
  • 1 day of self hosted talks
  • 8 talks
  • 2 screens/projectors
  • 2 rooms
  • 1 liter of consumed chocolate milk/Fristi
  • 0 cans of whipped cream 😱
  • 0 liters of coconut rum 😱
  • 3.3 liters of beer
  • 4.5 liters of Club Mate
  • 4 coffee
  • 1.65 liters Cola
  • 1.32 liters Fanta
  • 2.31 liters Dr. Pepper
  • 8 pizza's
  • 11 sugar cookies
  • 18 chocolate waffles
  • 8 slices of banana bread
  • 1 Sandwich Tomato & Basil (at ~4:30 in the morning!)
  • 16.8 pixels

events in 2021

This year was different again; there were no main rooms, and no audio streams available. What also changed were the stream ids: previously (mostly) numeric, now each with its own named (which doesn't help in automating)

People who wanted to watch the streams together could join the virtual hackerspace in gather.town complete with spacestate switch.

Some users were experiencing problems with the streams but most of it worked fine most of the time.

Attended Stats
  • 4 days of streaming
  • 14 HD streams
  • 2 audio streams
  • 9 rooms, 2 laveratories and one kitchen
  • ~5 days of programming (including 2 code refactors)
  • >5,7 liters of consumed chocolate milk (of 11 available)
  • >2 cans of whipped cream (of 5 available)
  • >1.5 liters of coconut rum (of 4 available)
  • 0 liters of beer
  • 0 liters of Club Mate 😱
  • 0 liters of Jolt Cola (1 liter available)
  • 6 coffee (on or about)
  • 9 internet controlled bells
  • 1 internet controlled moodlight


events in 2020

This year was a bit different; for people who want to watch the streams together, xopr created a virtual hackerspace in gather.town (might be password protected); ask via the regular channels if needed.

Also, the URL was changed to rc3.world, the incomplete schedule at fahrplan.events.ccc.de/rc3/2020/Fahrplan/, an almost complete version here and a local version that tried to parse the remote json here (after some use, the php script got an empty string back, which we had to mitigate, same for CORS and file-get-contents).

The HLS streams seemed to work better in multiple occasions, but then again: rC3 was suffering a DDoS attack and angry mob that came with it. Also, reloading the 'level' often fixed CDN lookups, and continued the stream.

Attended Stats
  • 4 days of streaming
  • 19 HD streams
  • 1 audio stream
  • 10 rooms and 2 laveratories
  • 2 days of getting the fahrplan to work comfortably
  • 7,3 liters of consumed chocolate milk
  • 1,5 can of whipped cream
  • 2,6 liters of coconut rum
  • 0.2 liters of beer
  • 0 liters of Club Mate 😱
  • 0 liters of Jolt Cola
  • 10 coffee (on or about)

events in 2019

This event was more of a dress rehearsal of getting the streams up and running on a (new) VM with the new mosaic script.

events in 2018

The mosaic was working again after a lot of compatibility issues with newer VLC versions. More than 4 cores are recommended to process all 8 streams for 35C3.

stuiterveer fixed the streams after deploying SpaceWorkhorse with an older version of VLC (lots of trial and error) and started virtualization of the services.
Attended Stats
  • 4 days of streaming
  • 8 SD streams
  • 3 days of getting the mosaic to work
  • 2 Ubuntu/VLC downgrades to resolve compatibility issues with the mosaic
  • 7 liters of chocolate milk, of which 4 liters were consumed
  • 1 can of whipped cream
  • 4 liters of glühwein, of which 1.5 liters were consumed
  • 0.9 liters of beer distributed amongst 3 people
  • unknown amount of Club Mate
  • unknown amounts of coffee
  • 24 buns
  • 1 pack of cheese
  • 2 packs of meat for on the buns
  • unknown amounts of pizza and kapsalon
  • 1 pack of shrimp salad
  • 1 subproject
  • 2 fixes
  • 8 improvements

events in 2017

The mosaic failed (streams would turn in to purple static blobs), but we had 2 TV's and 2 projectors to open all primary HD streams at once.

Christmas lights were upgraded to ESPixelflut lights. Also, a wiki stream table template was created.
Attended Stats
  • 4 days of streaming
  • 4 HD streams, almost continuously
  • slow internet (due to the christmas tree project)
  • 1 liter of milk
  • 6.5 liters of chocolate milk
  • 2 bottles of Coconut rum
  • 3 cans of whipped cream
  • 2 packs of waffles
  • 1 bottle of Liqueur 42+1
  • 1.5 bottle of wine
  • >15 liters of beer
  • 1 sunrise
  • unknown amount of Club Mate
  • 1 pots of coffee
  • 28 buns
  • 1 pack of cheese
  • 12 hamburgers
  • 1 pack of bacon strips
  • 1 pack of sellery salad
  • 1 pack of egg salad
  • 1 pack of shrimp salad
  • 200 RGB leds
  • 6 subprojects
  • 4 fixes
  • 8 improvements

events in 2016

Few known data for this year's events; We had new (dedicated) christmas lights, a telefonference party line was added (and the nummber of rooms were extended)
Attended Stats
  • Not even sure if the projector was dusted off

events in 2015

Few known data for this year's events, but we had an NFC programmable (fire hazard) christmas tree.
Attended Stats
  • 4 days of streaming
  • 5 multicast streams
Attended Stats
  • 5 days of streaming
  • 5 multicast streams
  • slow internet (due to multicasting and switches not configurable)
  • 3 screens/projectors
  • 1 liter of milk
  • 1 liter of buttermilk
  • 1.5 liters of Rosé
  • >22 icecreams
  • 14.2 liters of beer
  • unknown amount of Club Mate
  • 6.8 liters of coffee
  • 3 big and 30 small bags of crisps/chips
  • 20 frikandel rolls
  • 20 buns
  • 2 lites of fristi
  • 2.5 bread
  • 3 packs of cheese
  • 3 packs of ham
  • 1 pack of sellery salad

events in 2014

Let's try multicast! We also had our first Christmas tree with Neopixels.
Attended Stats
  • 4 days of streaming
  • 5 multicast streams
  • 3 broken wifi networks (due to multicasting)
  • 3 screens/projectors
  • internet reached temperatures of -4°C (because it's running outside)
  • 4 liters of (warm) chocolate milk
  • 3 liters of ice tea
  • 2 liters of milk
  • 4.5 liters of beer
  • unknown amount of Club Mate
  • 3 liters of coffee
  • 2 cans of whipped cream
  • 20 donuts (oliebollen)
  • 1 almond bar
  • 3 bags of crisps/chips
  • 1 pack of cashew nuts
  • 4 frikandel rolls
  • 15 buns
  • 1 pack of cheese
  • 1 pack of turkey slices
  • 1 pack of chicken-curry spread
  • 15 hours of sleep

events in 2013

xopr had a script to remote control his XBMC box. Also, the teleconference mechanism was improved (single stream per room).
Attended
  • PsychiC (Only a few evenings though)

events in 2012

Few known data for this year's events, but we were running multiple streams in several rooms (slACKspace and hACKspace on the Putgraaf).
Attended

events in 2011

This was our first congress everywhere (also known as "no nerd left behind") at the xCBS building. We already had teleconference streams to meet our challenge of one room and multiple streams.
Attended
  1. Vicarious
  2. Prodigity
  3. Roelke
  4. PsychiC (Only a few evenings though)
  5. Da_Syntax not all days
  6. Xopr (some evenings)
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