CodeCon Program Announced

Len Sassaman writes "CodeCon 2.0 is the premier event in 2003 for the P2P, Cypherpunk, and network/security application developer community. It is a workshop for developers of real-world applications with working code and active development projects. CodeCon registration is $95; a $15 discount is available for attendees who register online prior to February 15th. CodeCon 2.0 will be held February 22-24, noon-6pm, at Club NV (525 Howard Street) in San Francisco." Here's the site for more codecon info. Read on below for a list of scheduled presentations. "Presentations will include:

• Advogato - Good metadata, even when under attack, based on a trust metric
  
• Alluvium - p2p media streaming for low-bandwidth broadcasters
  
• Bayonne - Telephony application services for freely licensed operating systems
  
• Cryptopy - pure Python crypto
  
• DeepGreen - Agent Oriented investment analysis designed to be self-funding
  
• GNU radio - Hacking the RF Spectrum with Free Software and Hardware
  
• HOTorNOT - A working example of well-designed website user interface
  
• Hydan - Steganographically conceal a message into an executable application
  
• Khashmir - A distributed hash table library upon which applications can be built
  
• Mixminion - A next-generation anonymous remailer
  
• Neurogrid - Decentralized Fuzzy Meta-Data Search
  
• OpenRatings - An open source professor ratings engine
  
• Paketto Keiretsu - Interesting and Useful Techniques for TCP/IP Networking
  
• YouServ - A communal web-hosting system for the masses
  
• A panel on future directions in version control"

Comments

Hope you've got a seat

[Henry V .009]

I've registered: cypherpunk/cypherpunk

shudder

[Anonymous Coward]

YouServ - A communal web-hosting system for aol users.

Advogato's Trust Metric

[KDan]

Advogato's trust metric looks really interesting. Has it been tested to resist attacks in practice?

Daniel

dinner / non-profit free colocation

[Anonymous Coward]

on the conference registration page ( LINK ) it looks like the conference is running a fundraising dinner for a nonprofit group that offers colocation and hosting for non-profits LINK called the California Community Colocation Project. From their site: We provide free colocated Internet access to individuals and non-profits. ... and it looks like they operate solely on donations to keep them going!

Wow. Talk about a good cause.