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We would like to invite you and like-minded people to a few days of cosy hacking on 27-28th December 2022.

As many of you know, there will be no Chaos Communication Congress this year as well, so a few Labitat members have decided to hold our own event with a few talks, live streaming of talks from other similar events, boiler room music, cosy area, working area and more.

You are part of making this event more awesome, so we would love to hear from you, if you have a talk idea, wants to help out with the last planning, setting things up 26th December or got some idea you want to set into practice at the event. Contact the working group by joining the Telegram channel listed below or write and email to info@labitat.dk.

Price: It is totally free to attend, but we expect attendees to help out where needed.

Plan

Stay updated with the iCal feed

Day 0 - 26th December

• Buildup day: We will do our best to create a nice atmosphere and will supply warm chocolate

Day 1 - 27th December

• 16:00 Talk: Individual addressable LEDs and how to animate them with WLED and ESP32. by Hafnium
• 17:00 Discussion: Hackerspace.design, can we hack together? by Allover

Day 2 - 28th December

• 15:00 Workshop: Code of Conduct. by MakerWoman
• 17:00 Talk: What is Restorative Practice? by Allover
• 20:00 Discussion: Project MONA: Solving the administration of self-hosted infrastructure. by Way Group

Useful links

• Wiki page: Labitat wiki (yes, the wiki slowness is being worked on), webarchive page
• Planning drive (find editable version in Telegram chat): Cryptopad
• Working group Telegram channel
• CCC blog post on decentralized end-of-the-year events
• iCal feed: calendar.ics

Location

Labitat
H. C. Ørsteds Vej 5, kld tv.
1879 Frederiksberg C
Denmark

Contact us here

• Mail: info@labitat.dk
• IRC: https://labitat.dk/wiki/IRC
  • We also have a Telegram channel and corresponding bridged Matrix room, but regard these as unofficial communication channels
• Phone (landline, not DECT): (+45) 3217 4225

Diversity is welcome

Labitat aims to be a an inclusive and welcoming space for all creature, we expect participants to be excellent to each other and we have a Code of Conduct that must be followed. If you have any questions regarding this, you are most welcome to talk to members about it, but we also have a trained Code of Conduct team that will happily help out.

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Regards,

The "Remote Cyber Congestion Control.local @ Labitat working group" or just shorthanded as RC3.local@Labitat working group