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Event Guide Schedule EVENT GUIDE SCHEDULE Friday Oct 2 Time (UTC+2) Studio 1 - La Fabrika Institute of Cryptoanarchy Paper Hub 10:00 DOORS OPEN 12:00 - 12:45 Badge Clinic: Getting Started With HCPP Badges Michael Schloh von Bennewitz + Mario Havel Personal Sovereignty Workshop 13:00 - 13:45 13:30 Opening Speech Secure Your Computer Mario Havel Personal Sovereignty Workshop 14:00 - 14:45 Artificially intelligent - role of technology in From Open Source To Open Resource My Top 30 Sovereignty Apps politics and the creation of the state Viktor Tron (remote) Pavol Luptak Sara Polak Personal Sovereignty Workshop 15:00 - 15:45 Decentralised chat and commerce on the Trustless Technologies versus Intermediaries networking break Lightning Network Thomas Nägele (remote) Ketominer 16:00 - 16:45 networking break From Figure to Ground: How humans became Browse Privately Using Firefox technology’s tools Juraj Bednar (remote) Douglas Rushkoff (remote) Personal Sovereignty Workshop 17:00 - 17:45 Interpreting COVID-19 health data networking break Decentralize Yourself And Avoid Digital Tobias “DeFi” Kaiser & Olga Ukolova Totalitarian Control Travin Keith Personal Sovereignty Workshop 18:00 - 18:45 Sovereign Individual Kit. Part I. Introduction Anarchy Online: A World of Strong Privacy Set Up Your Own Censorship Resistant Olga Ukolova David Friedman (remote) Chatroom Andrea Piana Personal Sovereignty Workshop 19:00 - 19:45 On Privacy Enhancing Currencies & Supply Build Your Own Bleskomat Lightning ATM Auditability Charlie Hill ("chill") & Carlos Garcia Ortiz & Riccardo Spagni (remote) Tomas Stary 20:00 - 21:20 Libertas Personal Sovereignty Workshop Film Premiere SCHEDULE Saturday Oct 3 09:00 DOORS OPEN 10:00 - 10:45 How To Earn And Live Bitcoin Max Hillebrand Personal Sovereignty Workshop 11:00 - 11:45 How To Use Bitcoin Wallets Mario Havel Personal Sovereignty Workshop 12:00 - 12:45 How To Use A Decentralized Bitcoin Exchange Chris Beams Personal Sovereignty Workshop 13:00 - 13:45 Death of the Old Guard Slavery to Sovereignty: How to Exit the Matrix Using Hardware Wallets for Bitcoin Alexandra Moxin Amin Rafiee (remote) Alena Vranova Personal Sovereignty Workshop 14:00 - 14:45 Teaching old cats to bark CypherHopePunk – Exploring possible future Build Your Own Hardware Wallet Jan Urban realities with an interactive SciFi Moritz Wietersheim Frank Rieger & Christiane Huetter (remote) Personal Sovereignty Workshop Set Up Multisig Wallet for Bitcoin (2-of-3) Moritz Wietersheim Personal Sovereignty Workshop 15:00 - 15:45 Information equals power equals risk Abusing the mastercard protocol to hack networking break Pavla Holcová bitcoin into FIAT payment terminals Silur (remote) 16:00 - 16:45 networking break Eric S. Raymond (remote) Applied Bitcoin Privacy Max Hillebrand Personal Sovereignty Workshop 17:00 - 17:45 Paradigmatics - Exploring New Technological networking break Using Lightning network Freedoms to Crush Old Power Structures /rootzoll Alexander Bard Personal Sovereignty Workshop 18:00 - 18:45 Smart cities or smart villages? How Machines Operate Us Running Lightning Network Privately Mark Ballandies Julia Tourianski (remote) openoms & /rootzoll Personal Sovereignty Workshop 19:00 - 19:45 Black Market Logistics - Context, Threats, Fuck Gun Control-9mm. How the internet and Set Up Your Business To Accept Bitcoin Methods, Future a 3D-printer can empower you with deadly And Lightning Payments Smuggler capabilities. Ketominer JStark1809 (remote) Personal Sovereignty Workshop 20:00 - 20:45 Gold Coin Auction SCHEDULE Sunday Oct 4 10:00 DOORS OPEN 13:00 - 13:45 I - The Individual - Exist Civil disobedient in digital realm: the Hong Next-Generation Private Multisignature Max Hillebrand Kong way and its struggle until digital Wallets totalitarianism Alekos Filini Johnson Yeung (remote) 14:00 - 14:45 The Nym Mixnet Testnet is Live: The Fight for Exploring trust assumptions Revitalizing Usenet Digital Privacy and Autonomy Dankrad Feist (remote) Jason Evans Harry Halpin 15:00 - 15:45 networking break Optionality, uncertainty and freedom Origin and history of parallel polis Juraj Bednár (remote) Martin Leskovjan 16:00 - 16:45 I, for one, welcome our new robot overlords networking break Dissociative Identity Svarny Petr Josef 17:00 - 17:45 Panel: The European crypto liberation Crypto Cruise Ship networking break meeting after Chad and Nadia (remote) Oskar Giese, Gideon Gallasch (remote), Frank Braun, Smuggler, Juraj Bednár (remote), Sodomak. Moderator: Pavol Luptak 18:00 - 18:45 Memetic warfare: dangerous memes & Human augmentation, AI, life-hacking… and El Caracol (The Snail) fallacies. our best methods for evading mistakes Documentary Film Frank Braun David Brin (remote) 19:00 - 19:45 Insanely Great: The Cypherpunk Totality Paul Rosenberg (remote) 20:00 Closing Speech Chad and The first Chad and Nadia became the world’s first Nadia seasteaders seasteaders when they began living in a floating home 13 nautical miles from the Elwartowski coast of Thailand in the open ocean. That is, until the Thai navy decided that their floating home was a threat to Thailand’s national sovereignty and threatened Chad and Nadia with a death sentence if caught. After escaping Thailand and moving to Panama they are moving forward with plans to build floating homes off of the Caribbean coast of Panama, in a country that actually understands the economic benefits of having a completely new industry. Chad and Nadia Elwartowski talk about their experience as the first seasteaders in Thailand. What is seasteading and how it goes hand in hand with cryptoanarchy? What is the next step forward for Crypto Cruise Ship talk 45min seasteading? Sea homes and a crypto cruise ship, a perfect incubator for the new digital future and everything related to testing decentralized systems. Return to schedule Smuggler Cryptoanarc Cryptoanarchist for 20 years. Privacy hist and extremist and crypto absolutist. cypherpunk Founder of anarplex.net, co-founder of TAZ0 and co-host of Cypherpunk Bitstream Podcast. Author: Second Realm - Book on Strategy, Dropgangs – future of darknet markets, Aristocracy of Action, The Treasure that is Privacy, The New Age of Intelligence. Operator of anonymous remailers, darknet hangouts and the longest running darknet IRC. Developer of privacy enhancing technologies. Covert communications specialist, security consultant. The client paid for your product, and now you have to deliver - across territories and borders filled with Black Market Logistics - hostile actors that want to suppress your business and steal the goods. We'll look at the process of logistics, the threats to fullfilment and methods both old-school and cutting edge. Digital Totality or not, Context, Threats, talk 45min the future looks bright for the independent international entrepreneur - we'll consider upcoming Methods, Future technologies and that could change the world for the better (a bit). #Detection, #Intelligence, #Tracking, #PostalSystem, #BulkLogistics, #Dropgangs, #UAVs, #Parasites & #ThrowIns. Return to schedule Paul Co-founder Paul Rosenberg is the author of the Rosenberg of Free-Man’s Perspective newsletter and the Cryptohippie co-founder of Cryptohippie. He is also the and author author of A Lodging of Wayfaring Men, of the Production Versus Plunder and The Breaking Freeman’s Dawn. He is a co-author of The New Age of Perspective Intelligence. newsletter We often think of a digital totality as a dark, oppressive thing, and for obvious reasons. The digital totality of the cypherpunks, however, had a beautiful purpose: To escape the fears, manipulations and extortions of the present world order, and build a better realm apart from them. As time has gone on, and however erratically and imperfectly, cypherpunk technologies have developed, Insanely Great: The and there are far more people working on them than ever before. talk 45min Civilization is a battle between production and plunder, with our digital realm devoted to production and Cypherpunk Totality the old order’s devoted to plunder. But the battle between the two goes further than even that, and by the time this presentation is finished, you’ll see that there are massive evolutionary benefits to winning this race. Not one, but two digital totalities stand in front of us, one an Eden, the other an Abyss… and we are uniquely positioned to steer the future in one way or another. Return to schedule Frank Braun Cryptoanarc Cypherpunk, cryptoanarchist, co-host of hist and Cypherpunk Bitstream, co-founder of TAZ 0 cypherpunk in Berlin. He is interested in technologies that can lead to more personal freedoms in our lifetimes. We live in times of memetic warfare. Mechanisms like authority and popularity bias, which might have been useful in earlier times, have been amplified by social media to a degree which resembles a war zone. People split into different "communities" which often live in completely different realities (e.g., in regards to COVID-19), interacting with each other not via discourse but with memetic warfare. Memetic warfare: This presentations looks at the phenomenon of memetic warfare on the meta level and looks at some dangerous memes and fallacies in detail. Some meta questions: - What is memetic warfare? - What does dangerous memes & talk 45min it mean for society at large and ones personal life? - How to stay sane in an insane world? Some concrete fallacies. examples of memes in the "scene" we look at: - Everything has to be decentralized - The Internet will route around censorship - The market will fix it. - Bitcoin fixes this. - Just use a smart contract.
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