By Larry Chiang
Chaos Communication conference (31c3) was held this past week. I took notes and curated applicable credit communications.
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Rosalie Tolentino (@rosatolen) |
“Harvey Milk asked gay people to come out to show their humanity. Come out about your usage of Tor.” #31c3 (State of Tor)
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your cybrarian! (@your_cybrarian) |
State of the Onion talk @ #31c3 #tor streaming.media.ccc.de/relive/6251/ Skip to 15:15.. Thank you @ioerror @RogerDingledine and @laurapoitras!!! <3
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torproject (@torproject) |
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Karen Melchior (@karmel80) |
Using lesson of Harvey Milk. Tell your friends/family about using Tor. So not just scary strangers using Tor #31c3 pic.twitter.com/xSYLL745m0
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A.T.O.M (@atomsoffice) |
richietynan: RT CasparBowden: my slides #31C3 “The Cloud Conspiracy” frab.cccv.de/system/attachm… & video streaming.media.ccc.de/relive/6195/ (from 00:1…
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juh (@__juh__) |
“Wash your hands!” the new advice at #31c3 I once attended a meeting where a gastric flu roamed. Hope you have it better than me.
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Andrew Blake (@apblake) |
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catmilk (@sivane) |
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Robert (@techno15) |
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Rene Gröschke (@breskeby) |
my favorite place at the #31c3 is this Shared flat: moby.to/kx44a6
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