The CodeCon 2003 program is now announced, and registration is open.
CodeCon 2003 will be February 22-24, noon-6pm at Club NV in San Francisco, California.
Here is a list of presentations:
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Advogato – Good metadata, even when under attack, based on a trust metric
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Alluvium – p2p media streaming for low-bandwidth broadcasters
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Bayonne – Telephony application services for freely licensed operating systems
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Cryptopy – pure [unadulterated] Python crypto
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DeepGreen – Agent Oriented investment analysis designed to be self-funding
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GNU radio – Hacking the RF Spectrum with Free Software and Hardware
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HOTorNOT – People submit their picture for others to rate from 1 to 10
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Hydan – Steganographically conceal a message into an executable application
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Khashmir – A distributed hash table library upon which applications can be built
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Mixminion – A next-generation anonymous remailer
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Neurogrid – Decentralized Fuzzy Meta-Data Search
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OpenRatings – An open source professor ratings engine
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Paketto Keiretsu – Interesting and Useful Techniques for TCP/IP Networking
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YouServ – A communal web-hosting system for the masses
This sounds like one of the best (open source) hacker cons that will be held this year. I really hope that I’m able to stumble to a con like this someday. I have a feeling that this will be one of the biggest open source events that you (and I) didn’t go to this year.