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Call For Papers: Chaos Communication Congress 2004

Posted by michael on from the hear-ye-hear-ye dept.

atoth writes "The German CCC issued a Call For Papers for its upcoming congress, which will take place from December 27th through 29th 2004 in Berlin, Germany. The motto for this year, 'The Usual Suspects', "integrates lectures, workshops and discussions about current scientific and technological developments, new aspects of engineering research and sociological insights gathered from deployment of modern technology.""

5 comments

  1. Your Papers Please! by orthogonal · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    "The German CCC issued a Call For Papers.... The motto for this year, 'The Usual Suspects'..."

    The Germans are going to be asking "the usual suspects" for their papers?

    I think we all know how that went last time.

    So will the conference keynote address be followed by the invasion of Poland again?

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    1. Re:Your Papers Please! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      Fine, you got first post. Given the time you had, you could have been on topic.

  2. nobody? by thhamm · · Score: 1
    hmm. some topics dont sound that bad:

    satellite take-over - never thought about that. only had someone asking if the mars rovers could be hacked

    insecurities in GSM - no risks here. just millions of 13 year olds sending SMS (love you so much, kisses ...)

    automated analysis of surveilance cctv - someone ban these phones with cameras please :)

    truck toll in Germany - aka how to waste billions of tax payers money efficiently

    conflict resolution in Wikis - CONFLICTS?! WHAT CONFLICTS YOU F*****

    other Social Software - aka how to raise your karma on /. and not make a complete ass of yourself

    how nerds live in different cultures and countries - nerds?

    1. Re:nobody? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

      thou faileth

  3. Pretty soon... by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0

    How can we kill all the software patent lawyers?

    Welcome to Hell, Europe.