Eth0:2014 winter talks - Revision history

Failbaitr at 14:37, 10 March 2014

2014-03-10T14:37:05Z

FooBar at 14:09, 10 March 2014

2014-03-10T14:09:28Z

MrNGm: /* 14:00 - Mrngm // Limesco */ +slides

2014-03-09T13:04:43Z

14:00 - Mrngm // Limesco: +slides

Gmc: /* 17:00 - gmc // FPGA's, vhdl and soft-cores */

2014-03-09T04:17:22Z

17:00 - gmc // FPGA's, vhdl and soft-cores

Juerd: /* 18:00 - Juerd // Keyboards! */ Part two begins at 18:30

2014-03-08T15:12:31Z

18:00 - Juerd // Keyboards!: Part two begins at 18:30

Failbaitr: /* 15:00 - Failbaitr, amx109 // Flatpackers */

2014-03-08T12:02:50Z

15:00 - Failbaitr, amx109 // Flatpackers

Failbaitr at 11:56, 8 March 2014

2014-03-08T11:56:59Z

Show changes

Failbaitr at 11:52, 8 March 2014

2014-03-08T11:52:43Z

Failbaitr at 11:42, 8 March 2014

2014-03-08T11:42:25Z

Elmer: /* Nido // how to fix 1M bugs */

2014-03-07T13:36:00Z

Nido // how to fix 1M bugs

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:37, 10 March 2014
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	= Saturday =		= Saturday =

		+	== 13:00 - Failbaitr - Opening ==
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		+	Slides available [[Media:winter2014-opening.pdf\|here]]

	== 14:00 - Mrngm // Limesco ==		== 14:00 - Mrngm // Limesco ==

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 = Sunday =
-== 14:00 - Douwe Schmidt // Privacy Cafe ==
+== <del>14:00 - Douwe Schmidt // Privacy Cafe</del> ==
 Discussing tools and solutions for explaining privacy to regular internet users.
 == 15:00 - Failbaitr, Fugu // Flatpackers ==
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 A talk about how cryptography can help you in your every day life, and more importantly, how it can't.
-== amx109 // Here be dragons // To be determined ==
+== <del>amx109 // Here be dragons // To be determined</del> ==
 Lets talk about the community!

← Older revision		Revision as of 13:04, 9 March 2014
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	Limesco is a new mobile phone-netwerk for geeks, IT-specialistS, software-developers and hackers.		Limesco is a new mobile phone-netwerk for geeks, IT-specialistS, software-developers and hackers.
		+
		+	Slides available [[Media:Limesco-eth0-2014-winter.pdf\|here]]

	== 15:00 - Sander Venema // Privacy by design ==		== 15:00 - Sander Venema // Privacy by design ==

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 == 17:00 - gmc // FPGA's, vhdl and soft-cores ==
 FPGAs can combine logic gates based on a description of a logical circuit written in a HDL. VHDL is one such language. While this may sound abstract, with soft-cores FPGA's become flexible microcontrollers. The internet hosts a number of GPL or BSD licensed IP-cores to make it easy to kickstart developing your own microprocessor. This talk introduces the basic concepts (FPGA's and a cursory view of VHDL) and describes how you can customize an off-the-shelf IP core with custom hardware circuits such as encryption engines, multimedia input and output and specialized I/O.
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 With projects such as opencores, the principles of free software can be applied to hardware as well. Many of the opencores projects are wishbone compliant. Wishbone is a bus specified to promote interoperability between free IP-cores. Wishbone can be used to link I/O-controllers to the microprocessor, but it can also be used as a memory interface. The talk will introduce the wishbone bus and it's various read/write cycles. Wishbone promotes reuse of modules.
 == 18:00 - Juerd // Keyboards! ==

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 == 18:00 - Juerd // Keyboards! ==
-=== Part one: Introduction ===
+=== 18:00 Part one: Introduction ===
 Touch screens bring amazing new features, like swiping and... well, that's about it. Anyway, I don't really care. The only really functional method for text entry is still the physical keyboard. Even though they all look roughly the same, there are many variables. Especially if you spend a large part of your life using a keyboard, you should be aware of the options you have.
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 Try to measure your typing speed before this talk: http://typing-speed-test.aoeu.eu/ It takes one minute. Compare your score to others around you.
-=== Part two: Dvorak workshop ===
+=== 18:30 Part two: Dvorak workshop ===
 With my Dvorak training course, everyone* can learn to touch type the entire alphabet within ten hours. Many nerds have even done the entire course in less than five. I'll guide you through the first lesson of the online typing course, after some hands-on exercises that'll help to kickstart the "muscle memory" training.

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 Discussing tools and solutions for explaining privacy to regular internet users.
-== 15:00 - Failbaitr, amx109 // Flatpackers ==
+== 15:00 - Failbaitr, Fugu // Flatpackers ==
 Building software to design and cnc-mill houses out of plywood.

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 to the community and some of the vulnerabilities we found along the way.
-== 16:00 - niekie/nikis // Securing Yourself: Cryptography, how it helps, and how it doesn't ==
+Systems design is typically done without much regard for minimisation of personal data processing, a core concept of privacy laws. In this session we'll discuss the design of a health-care portal and what pitfalls a systems architect typically encounters in this regard. We'll also explore ways of reducing the amount of personal data processed through incorporation of cryptographic methods in the systems design, but also how hard it is to get it really right.
-A talk about how cryptography can help you in your every day life, and more importantly, how it can't.
+Language: Dutch, unless non-Dutch speakers show up that prefer English.
 == 17:00 - Failbaitr, amx109 // Flatpackers ==
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 The secret to how to fix a million bugs within 6 hours; as well as a quick introduction into a variety of programs used to find bugs and/or issues in source code so you can actually find and fix 1000000 actual bugs which mean something.
+== 21:30 - The Board, Eth0:2014 summer ==
 == 22:00 - James Rice // Workshop FiberSplicing ==
 James is going to show us how to use a [http://frack.nl/wiki/Glasvezel_lassen Fiber Splicer], tell us about the various fibers we use in IT, and will allow participants to make their own splices with the splicer.
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 With projects such as opencores, the principles of free software can be applied to hardware as well. Many of the opencores projects are wishbone compliant. Wishbone is a bus specified to promote interoperability between free IP-cores. Wishbone can be used to link I/O-controllers to the microprocessor, but it can also be used as a memory interface. The talk will introduce the wishbone bus and it's various read/write cycles. Wishbone promotes reuse of modules.
-Systems design is typically done without much regard for minimisation of personal data processing, a core concept of privacy laws. In this session we'll discuss the design of a health-care portal and what pitfalls a systems architect typically encounters in this regard. We'll also explore ways of reducing the amount of personal data processed through incorporation of cryptographic methods in the systems design, but also how hard it is to get it really right.
+== 16:00 - niekie/nikis // Securing Yourself: Cryptography, how it helps, and how it doesn't ==
-Language: Dutch, unless non-Dutch speakers show up that prefer English.
+A talk about how cryptography can help you in your every day life, and more importantly, how it can't.
 == amx109 // Here be dragons // To be determined ==

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 = Talks =
-== niekie/nikis // Securing Yourself: Cryptography, how it helps, and how it doesn't ==
+= Saturday =
-== Mrngm // Limesco ==
+== 14:00 - Mrngm // Limesco ==
 Where are we now (limesco), and what is our path from here.
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 Limesco is a new mobile phone-netwerk for geeks, IT-specialistS, software-developers and hackers.
 == Failbaitr, amx109 // Flatpackers ==
 Building software to design and cnc-mill houses out of plywood.
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 buildings using (self build) 3 axis cnc cutters, Sheets of plywood, and code to
 automatically generate all the requiered building blocks.
-Discussing tools and solutions for explaining privacy to regular internet users.
-== Sander Venema // Privacy by design ==
+== 20:00 - Sander Venema // Privacy by design ==
 On how to build or adept tools for web-publishing so they take privacy into consideration by design.
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 websites have been brought offline because of this.
-OpenVPN-NL is an OpenVPN variant aimed at use by the Dutch government,
+== 21:00 - Nido // how to fix 1M bugs ==
-This talk will be about what we did to get it approved, how we contribute
+The secret to how to fix a million bugs within 6 hours; as well as a quick introduction into a variety of programs used to find bugs and/or issues in source code so you can actually find and fix 1000000 actual bugs which mean something.
 == James Rice // Workshop FiberSplicing ==
 James is going to show us how to use a [http://frack.nl/wiki/Glasvezel_lassen Fiber Splicer], tell us about the various fibers we use in IT, and will allow participants to make their own splices with the splicer.
 == gmc // FPGA's, vhdl and soft-cores ==
 FPGAs can combine logic gates based on a description of a logical circuit written in a HDL. VHDL is one such language. While this may sound abstract, with soft-cores FPGA's become flexible microcontrollers. The internet hosts a number of GPL or BSD licensed IP-cores to make it easy to kickstart developing your own microprocessor. This talk introduces the basic concepts (FPGA's and a cursory view of VHDL) and describes how you can customize an off-the-shelf IP core with custom hardware circuits such as encryption engines, multimedia input and output and specialized I/O.
@@ Line 90: / Line 125: @@
 With projects such as opencores, the principles of free software can be applied to hardware as well. Many of the opencores projects are wishbone compliant. Wishbone is a bus specified to promote interoperability between free IP-cores. Wishbone can be used to link I/O-controllers to the microprocessor, but it can also be used as a memory interface. The talk will introduce the wishbone bus and it's various read/write cycles. Wishbone promotes reuse of modules.
-== Juerd // Keyboards! ==
+== 16:00 - Walter // Privacy by design ==
 Systems design is typically done without much regard for minimisation of personal data processing, a core concept of privacy laws. In this session we'll discuss the design of a health-care portal and what pitfalls a systems architect typically encounters in this regard. We'll also explore ways of reducing the amount of personal data processed through incorporation of cryptographic methods in the systems design, but also how hard it is to get it really right.
@@ Line 114: / Line 131: @@
 Language: Dutch, unless non-Dutch speakers show up that prefer English.
-== Nido // how to fix 1M bugs ==
+== amx109 // Here be dragons // To be determined ==
 Lets talk about the community!