

Stay up-to-date at HOPE_16 π¦ https://hope.net
with the HOPE 2025 Schedule app
π https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=info.metadude.android.hope.schedule
#hope #hopeconf #hope16 #hope_16 #hope2025 #hopexv @hopeconf @2600
Stay up-to-date at HOPE_16 π¦ https://hope.net
with the HOPE 2025 Schedule app
π https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=info.metadude.android.hope.schedule
#hope #hopeconf #hope16 #hope_16 #hope2025 #hopexv @hopeconf @2600
Enjoy HOPE_16 π¦ https://hope.net
with the HOPE 2025 Schedule app
π https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=info.metadude.android.hope.schedule
#hope #hopeconf #hope16 #hope_16 #hope2025 #hopexv @hopeconf @2600
Ham radio: The original decentralized mesh network. While they surveilled the internet, we built an ungovernable spectrum playground. Hackers aren't joining ham radio - we're weaponizing it. #HOPEXV
https://www.rtl-sdr.com/hope-xv-conference-2024-ham-radio-for-hackers-talk-video/
Back in July 2024 we posted about Dan's (KB6NU) talk at the HOPE (Hackers of Planet Earth) conference about how Ham radio can be for hackers, and how hackers are the future of ham radio. Back then only the slides were available. The video of the talk has recently been uploaded to YouTube, and is embedded below. The talk emphasizes how ham radio is not only about the traditional thought of making contacts, which is probably in most people's heads, but also about hacking radios, antennas, microcontrollers, satellites, pico balloons, digital communications, GNU Radio, and more. Dan mentions his goal is to
Great video about the limits of the current AI Craze, why things are getting bad, and perhaps a touch of hope that there is a way out of the worst of this.
#HopeXV #2600 #AI #enshittification
Hey, #HOPEXV #HOPE2024 @hopeconf attendees. Sharing my badge hack: a volume knob π
This was my first microcontroller project. I was excited to discover with #MicroPython I could paste code to a terminal and try stuff out interactively.
I documented some of my findings on the wiki: https://wiki.hope.net/index.php?title=HOPE_XV_Electronic_Badge#MicroPython
Got my hands on a Hope XV badge. I'd love to get the rest of the bits to maximize functionality.. It looks like it's missing two parts on the front and the battery. Does anyone have a parts list to identify what those are so I can pick them up? I think one is just a 6 pin header and the other is some sort of IR blaster?
Thanks!
Readings from in and around and transit to and from #hopexv. The early morning and late evening readings are at my friendβs place.
I was masked indoors, on the train, etc but thatβs the densest CO2 environment Iβve been in in a while.
Feeling fine. Hoping it stays that way.