Schedule

Dies ist das Hub-Test-System beim VOC, basierend auf einem Abzug des 39C3.
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Whats new in Reticulum (en)

fluorescent_beige, Liam

We will give a brief introduction to the Reticulum Network Stack and announce what is new in 2025: - Reticulum will soon be available in Rust, which will allow users of embedded systems a better performance. - The new Reticulum BLE Interface enables the creation of autonomous mesh networks without any further hardware or central server. The interface can be used on Linux and Android. - The Columba App for Reticulum lowers the barrier of entry for using Reticulum.

Solidarity Finance on P2P Rails (en)

Joshua Davila

What would it look like to build financial infrastructure for solidarity rather than speculation? While blockchain technology has largely been captured by libertarian and extractive market logic, it certainly does not need to be that way. In this talk, we'll explore Solidarity Primitives, development and architectural design patterns designed to forge economic solidarity between individuals and collectives. Drawing from our work at Bread Cooperative and research I've documented through my podcast, The Blockchain Socialist, we'll examine concrete examples like the BREAD community token, savings circles implementation, and the Solidarity Fund mechanisms that enable participatory funding without relying on venture capital or traditional financial intermediaries. We'll discuss how these primitives address a critical gap: the technical and coordination barriers that have historically made alternative economic models difficult to implement at scale. From worker cooperatives to mutual aid networks, the infrastructure simply hasn't existed. Peer-to-peer technologies can change that but only if designed with solidarity, not profit maximization, as the core principle. This talk is for anyone interested in the practical dimensions of building a post-capitalist economy: what does it actually look like to write code for collective autonomy? How do we ensure decentralized systems serve communities rather than concentrating power?

Who's afraid of anonymity? A philosophical and political toolkit (en)

Casey Ford

Online anonymity is being demonized and undermined. But anonymity has an important social function for preserving individuals and group against social threats. We will argue for the philosophical and political value of being anonymous, especially against the rising state of capture in state and corporate surveillance. Anonymity is more than namelessness: it's a tool of resistance.

Mutual Vend - decentralized coop vending machine (en)

Ron Turetzky

Mutual-vend.com - smallest self contained coop decentrally owned and operated infra

Building the next web (en)

Ryta

Looking at how decentralized social networks, AI, XR, blockchain, and other technologies come together to shape the next stages of web evolution.

Offworld Voyage @ 39c3: Astronaut Collectives Are Beautiful (A progress report) (en)

Scott Beibin, Elizabeth Jane Cole

++ ++ ++ ++ ++ ++ ++ ++ The closing presentation at the Critical Decentralization Cluster assembly during 39C3 is a progress report on Offworld Voyage, a Space Analog Research project dedicated to the design of environmentally sustainable interplanetary exploration training habitats that also solve for adaptation to climate biodevastation on Earth. The talk will focus on some of the various ways in which Free/Libre Open Source technologies are incorporated into the project - with a strong focus on the development of decentralized and distributed coordination systems for autonomous and collective action - and how creative technologists can plug in and participate in the project. As a special show-and-tell treat Scott Beibin and Elizabeth Jane Cole, founders of Offworld Voyage will display the new pressurized training spacesuit prototypes they recently commissioned Smith Exploration Garments to build for the project. See you there!

Für ein europäisches Grundrecht auf Verschlüsselung (de)

Kai Bojens

Auf dem Bundesparteitag der Grünen habe ich den Antrag gestellt, sich für ein europäisches Grundrecht auf Verschlüsselung einzusetzen. Dieser Antrag wurde angenommen und ich will jetzt mal schauen, inwiefern dieses Thema außerhalb der Politik auf Unterstützung trifft und wie man zum Beispiel in der Zivilgesellschaft dafür Verbündete finden kann.

Chaos prepping in case of communication collapse (de)

Sapi, Clara & Co.

Chaos prepping in case of communication collapse Was würden wir tun, wenn dies der letzte Congress wäre, wo wir in der gewohnten Art miteinander kommunizieren oder uns frei miteinander treffen könnten - wenn ein nächster Congress wegen Faschisten, Überwachung und/oder anderer Katastrophe in dieser Form nicht mehr möglich wäre? What would we do, if this would be the last congress in which we could meet freely and communicate in the known way, if a next congress somehow would not be possible this way, because of faschism, surveillance and/or other catastrophe? Ein kurzer Austausch zu Szenarien und Ansätzen, damit umzugehen. A brief exchange on scenarios and possible ways to deal with them.

Langsames Internet, Schnelles Geld: Wie die Telekom das Internet kaputt macht (de)

Thomas Lohninger

In Europa ist die Netzneutralität ein im EU-Recht verankertes Prinzip, das besagt, dass alle Daten im Internet gleich behandelt werden müssen. Doch was geschieht, wenn große Anbieter wie die Deutsche Telekom dieses Prinzip durch ihre Zusammenschaltungspraktiken systematisch verletzen?

A whirlwind tour through the land of Wikidata-powered apps (en)

Lucas Werkmeister

In this presentation, we’ll take a quick look at lots of different applications that use Wikidata data.

Federating knowledge: exploring ways to bridge wikis and notes (en)

Tommi

Most people and organizations have their very own way of acquiring, organizing, archiving, sharing, and collaborating on knowledge repositories. A broad spectrum of opinions and approaches resulted in a diverse and rich ecosystem of knowledge management solutions. Nevertheless, this also implies scattered and disconnected knowledge sources. What would it mean to build bridges among wikis and federate knowledge?

Collaboration Architecture - Because WhatsApp Groups are Terrible (en)

Anke Holst

WhatsApp groups have become the default tool for coordinating anything. Also, WhatsApp groups are terrible. We all have stories. From an architectural point of view, they are terrible because the least configurable platform. There is a 1 and a 0 - you are a member of a group and get every message, or you are not a member and get no message. We used to have tools that worked better. Every forum built on free forum software would work better. The problem is - everyone who hears "we should organise" immediately imagines a WhatsApp group. There is knowledge out there about how to build tools and help people organise through them - but we have no language. I am proposing Collaboration Architecture. What do we think?