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Technologie trifft Kreativität (oc)

Tobi vom Digitale Kultur e.V. nimmt euch mit auf eine Reise durch das Demoszene-Jahr. Er präsentiert eine handverlesene Auswahl der besten, beeindruckensten und überraschendsten Demos des Jahres. Freut euch also auf großartige Demos und spannende Geschichten über die Macher hinter den Werken. Dieses Openchaos ist ein Muss für alle, die sich für die Schnittstelle von Technologie und Kunst interessieren. Unterstützt wird der Abend durch die Film- und Medienstiftung NRW. about this event: https://c3voc.de

Nov 30, 20232h 24m

Don't Talk to the Police (petitfoo)

sirgoofy spricht in diesem Petit Foo über die Interaktion mit der Polizei. Bestimmt habt ihr schon mal das Credo "Don't Talk to the Police" gehört. sirgoofy erläutert den Hintergrund dazu und erklärt worauf man bei der Interaktion mit der Polizei achten sollte - sowohl als Zeuge als auch als Beschuldigter. about this event: https://chaospott.de/

Nov 29, 202322 min

Digitale Souveränität (dgna)

Unter Digitaler Souveränität wird die selbstbestimmte Nutzung und Gestaltung von Informationstechnik durch die Gesellschaft verstanden. Doch was bedeutet dies konkret? Gibt es im Zeitalter des Internets und einer global vernetzten Welt noch Souveränität? Und wie souverän können Staaten noch sein, wenn deren BIP kleiner ist als der Jahresumsatz der Tech-Giganten? Gerhard Andrey ist Nationalrat der Grünen Schweiz und hat als Unternehmer die Digitalagentur Liip mitgegründet. Der gelernte Schreiner, diplomierte Holzingenieur und Nachdiplomsinformatiker hat 2021 ein Plädoyer für Digitale Souveränität verfasst. Darin spricht er sich für Offenheit und Transparenz als Dreh- und Angelpunkt für digitale Souveränität aus. ACHTUNG: Leider ist die Bildqualität schlecht. Ungefähr 1 Frame per 20 Sekunden. Wir bitten um Entschuldigung. Nach der Begrüssung ist die Sprache Standardhochdeutsch. about this event: https://www.digitale-gesellschaft.ch/event/netzpolitischer-abend-zur-digitalen-souveraenitaet/

Nov 23, 20231h 7m

Dübel (petitfoo)

In diesem Petit Foo geht es darum, wie man den neuen Beamer an die Decke bekommt, ohne dass er wieder herunter fällt. Es geht also um Dübel. sirgoofy erklärt, welche Arten von Dübeln es gibt und wann welche verwendet werden. Und er erklärt, wie man vor der Erfindung des Plastikdübels Haken an der Wand befestigt hat. about this event: https://chaospott.de/

Nov 22, 20237 min

DENOG15 Closing (denog15)

Thank you for joining us for DENOG15, join us for a quick review and some announcements before heading home! None about this event: https://pretalx.com/denog15/talk/88RTLD/

Nov 21, 202327 min

Two years of BGP-EVPN to the host (denog15)

We are building **Das SCHIFF**, a Kubernetes Cluster as a Service platform for Deutsche Telekom. Das SCHIFF is used by internal teams to deploy network functions like 5G core and other applications on bare-metal. Due to the complexity in telecom networks we opted to build a host-centered design with BGP-EVPN to each Kubernetes host. I would like to share our design, experiences, encountered obstacles, future and present where EVPN to the host has its benefits. None about this event: https://pretalx.com/denog15/talk/JBNSVX/

Nov 21, 202320 min

First experiences with deploying IPv6-Mostly (denog15)

In contrast to the usual dual-stack procedure, IPv6-Mostly can actually save IPv4 addresses. This is achieved by combining a DHCPv4 option (RFC8925) in conjunction with an IPv6 RA extension (RFC8781) and NAT64/DNS64. I will show how to configure the DHCP server as well as the router and, if necessary, how to configure the clients. We also rolled out IPv6-Mostly in several network segments (wired and wireless) at the end of August and are collecting statistics on client compatibility, which I will also be happy to present. None about this event: https://pretalx.com/denog15/talk/STRBYZ/

Nov 21, 202331 min

to Convergence and beyound - Control Plane Data Plane Testing (denog15)

This talk focuses on control plane data plane testing aka how long it takes to translate BGP Control Plane events into a new Data plane entry. This is an important metric to look at in the context of your peering edge. None about this event: https://pretalx.com/denog15/talk/SWKMYC/

Nov 21, 202312 min

Running a platform for container based network functions in 2023, the good the bad and the ugly functions (denog15)

When you want to provide telecommunication services to customers you need to provide a good set of functions/services to them. Most commonly those services are ~~IP-based~~, I mean of cource IP6-based. These functions are commonly provided by vendors which are pre-selected by long negotiations. In these, all requirements are marked as fulfilled at the end. After signing the contracts, the vendors + internal operations teams onboard those functions onto our platform. And this is what we find. * **Kubernetes?** * **cloud-native?** * **12-factors?** * **do you have arp?** * **redundancy?** None about this event: https://pretalx.com/denog15/talk/RW79XF/

Nov 21, 202310 min

Fernglas - BMP Looking Glass (denog15)

An summary of strategies for providing a customer-facing looking glass, highlighting our free software project 'fernglas'. github.com/wobcom/fernglas None about this event: https://pretalx.com/denog15/talk/ZKLE7M/

Nov 21, 20238 min

Bulk Loagen - creating LOAs automatically from NetBox (denog15)

Are you managing your network infrastructure using NetBox? Do you need to manually create Letters of Authorization (LOAs)? Not anymore! You can let Bulk Loagen create them automatically from the data in NetBox. Bulk Loagen is a small service running alongside NetBox that generated PDFs on-demand with the technical information fetched from NetBox. None about this event: https://pretalx.com/denog15/talk/CSE3PX/

Nov 21, 20238 min

The regulation maze – EU and German cyber security laws for critical service providers (denog15)

Reeling under the blows of the Russian assault on Ukraine and the ever-increasing threats to networks and utilities, the European regulatory regime for critical infrastructures is undergoing profound changes. Both cyber and physical security of essential service providers are covered by the recent EU directives NIS 2 and CER, with several additional initiatives targeting specific areas: DORA (the operational resilience act for the financial sector), the upcoming Cyber Resilience Act for secure hardware and software, the EU certification scheme for cloud services and more. All are either subject to being transposed into national legislation or effective immediately all over the Union – and they hold consequences for all types of industries, telecommunication and digital infrastructure being just the most prominent sector to be held responsible to rules and regulations regarding their perimeter and information security. Network operators are particularly exposed to the new rulesets – their criticality does not rely solely on their services being considered critical in their own right: they inherit the requirements from their customers when those are within the scope of critical infrastructure regulation. The entire sector of digital infrastructure, plus managed service and security providers, is undergoing the most significant change, with implementing acts to specify technical and methodological requirements from the NIS 2 directive being prepared. What does all that mean for operators? More money to spend on security, eventually, since the budget increase necessary to fulfil the obligations is estimated at anywhere between 15 and 25 percent compared to before NIS 2 and CER. Technical compliance for network operations not only requires implementing security measures – you need to prove it via audits, certificates, mandatory reporting. This talk is going to take you on a speed run through the maze of legal and regulatory thickets both in the European Union and especially in Germany. Entertaining as it may seem, there may be dizzying side effects from the drastic changes in both direction and speed. Buckle up, buttercup, it’s a bumpy one. None about this event: https://pretalx.com/denog15/talk/ZFG3Q9/

Nov 21, 202330 min

TimeSync (denog15)

Time is a common good, yet hardly any thought is given to its handling or its synchronisation in particular. Time synchronisation is used in various areas: from own networks to trading transactions in the financial sector. Depending on the type of application, it requires high accuracy. Today's solutions are mostly based on satellites (e.g. GNSS, GPS) and therefore exposed to various risks, including hacker attacks or technical problems. Synchronisation information can be provided in various ways and different standards though. New application areas such as 5G and edge cloud evolution are creating additional drivers and requirements for highly accurate time. Based on the company's history, Deutsche Telekom has its own synchronisation network, which can be operated independently of GNSS systems. We would like to give a brief insight into the history of time synchronisation and its use cases. None about this event: https://pretalx.com/denog15/talk/QJCLLD/

Nov 21, 202328 min

BNG Blaster Routing Protocol Update (denog15)

The BNG Blaster (https://github.com/rtbrick/bngblaster) is an open-source network tester that has evolved significantly since my last presentation at DENOG13 two years ago. Beyond its initial capabilities with various access protocols, it has been enhanced to support all major routing protocols, including BGP, ISIS, OSPF, and LDP. In this presentation I will delve into the BNG Blaster routing protocol implementation, exploring their functionalities, and potential applications. Moreover, I will provide insights into the versatile usage of the BNG Blaster from different perspectives, including vendors like us here at RtBrick, open-source routing applications, network integrators, and operators. The BNG Blaster operates under the BSD license as an open-source project sponsored by RtBrick, emphasizing a strong commitment to the community. Contributions from the community and other networking equipment vendors are highly encouraged. This project has a clear mission: to fortify networks by making essential tools available to all. None about this event: https://pretalx.com/denog15/talk/A3VQB3/

Nov 21, 202326 min

Networks on Wheels - An Introduction to Automotive Networks (denog15)

As vehicles get more and more connected, their networks grow larger and more complex. This talk gives an introduction to automotive networks. It covers bus systems for automotive use cases and shows different network architectures used in road vehicles. None about this event: https://pretalx.com/denog15/talk/QBPHUK/

Nov 21, 202323 min

Day 1 Closing (denog15)

End of Day 1 None about this event: https://pretalx.com/denog15/talk/SLVPGH/

Nov 20, 20232 min

Internet Governance Overview (denog15)

Internet Governance is a terminology which is often used and referred to, but who are the players? Who is responsible for what and how does this puzzle pieces fit together? This presentation aims to explains some of this questions. None about this event: https://pretalx.com/denog15/talk/FPUHRQ/

Nov 20, 202333 min

Coherent optical transceivers - current capabilities and future possibilities (denog15)

With the speed of 400G coherent technology was introduced to pluggable optical transceivers (OIF 400ZR and OpenZR+). This technology is complex and powerful for your network, it even has influence on your network device operating system. This talk will provide first insight in Nokia's implementation as well as known or potential interoperability issues addressed by the OIForum. If your transport system, router or even switch already provides coherent pluggable transceivers check the available interface parameters. You can send me these CLI outputs / management software screenshots to [email protected]. I will try to include it into the presentation. And finally new formfactors for 800G and 1,6T will be part of the game as well. Stay tuned.... None about this event: https://pretalx.com/denog15/talk/KBPMVV/

Nov 20, 202332 min

Feediverse independencies and network diversity (denog15)

With the rise and fall of social networks, decentralized networks, and new spin-offs were moved in the focus of the public. One significant benefit of advertising non-commercial social networks is diversity and the ability to self-host. Independence should give federated networks more resiliency against the power of certain actors. This talk will examine the dispersion of federated instances in the wild. Where are hotspots? What are the networks and ASNs the Fediverse lives in? None about this event: https://pretalx.com/denog15/talk/MM7GST/

Nov 20, 202311 min

Improving IPv6 support on FreeBSD (denog15)

Let's have a look at a new feature on FreeBSD: "pfsync transport over IPv6" and talk briefly about a bugfix on BIRD for IPv4 over IPv6 nexthop routes support. None about this event: https://pretalx.com/denog15/talk/RAFZRX/

Nov 20, 202311 min

NetMeta - A scalable network observability toolkit optimized for performance (denog15)

This presentation will give an insight why and how NetMeta, an Open-Source network observability toolkit, is build, what its features are and why you should consider using it. None about this event: https://pretalx.com/denog15/talk/C88TY9/

Nov 20, 20239 min

IXP Update (denog15)

News from IXPs in Germany As introduced 2021 we collect some parameters from all IXPs, which are active in Germany. This talk aggregates the Updates for all the IXPs in a common format and will be presented in a neutral way. None about this event: https://pretalx.com/denog15/talk/X9GR8L/

Nov 20, 202317 min

Towards automated and proactive anomaly detection in fiber access networks (denog15)

Communication networks are vital for society and network availability is therefore crucial. There is a huge potential in using network telemetry data and machine learning algorithms to proactively detect anomalies and remedy network problems before they affect the customers. In practice, however, there are many steps on the way to get there. In this presentation we would like to share the status of an ongoing research collaboration with the purpose of simplifying the operation and increase the availability of fiber access networks. The research project is part of a CELTIC_NEXT flagship research program (AI-NET) that has the overall target of accelerating the digital transformation in Europe by intelligent network automation. The project (“Palantir”) consists of two parts: A field trial in a Swedish municipality network where telemetry data from more than 500 access switches, connecting more than 12000 households, are collected and analyzed for anomalies using machine learning. (The field trial is planned to be expanded to cover 1000 access switches during the project and synthetic errors are planned to be injected to emulate error situations.) The second part is a demonstrator to be set up at Fraunhoffer HHI in Berlin (starting in October 2023). The demonstrator covers an end to end network and aims to demonstrate all aspects of the research program. In the presentation we would like to describe our field trial and demonstrator, share our experiences in collecting and analyzing telemetry data in the field and describe our conclusions so far. We would also like to open up for a discussion with the DENOG15 participants on what real life error situations that causes the most problems in fiber access networks and whether they would be suitable for AI detection (and potentially also for error emulation in our field trial). Project Palantir is a collaboration between: • Fraunhofer HHI (German Research Institute): Demonstrator • Lunet (Swedish operator - open access municipality network): Field trial • RISE (Independent Swedish research institute): Field trial • Savantic (Swedish AI specialists): Field trial • Waystream (FTTX vendor): Field trial and demonstrator None about this event: https://pretalx.com/denog15/talk/8AN7PV/

Nov 20, 202331 min

Private relay services – Insights from an access-network perspective (denog15)

The market has gathered more than a year’s experience with Private Relay, which Apple introduced with iOS15. We want to shed some light on the traffic profile visible from an access-network perspective. So far, the market has not seen a major uptake in Apple Relay services, it is still in the permille range of total traffic. However, operators have voiced concerns about how such services, if deployed widespread, could impact the ability to manage capacity, traffic and availability effectively. The architecture is well documented by Apple and the three CDNs operating egress-proxies, Akamai, Cloudflare and Fastly. But how does the traffic look in real life? Does content localization work as expected? Such questions are yet to be adequately answered. We used flow-based data from affiliated networks to investigate the parts of the traffic flows which are visible to an access network and applied the documentation of the relay architecture to understand what we see. What we can clearly see is that traffic behaves less structured compared to a comparable non-relay stream. Also, debugging is extremely challenging, as the Private Relay design is purposely effectively hindering an end-to-end view for any involved party. None about this event: https://pretalx.com/denog15/talk/9T8N8W/

Nov 20, 202320 min

2nd Internet Backbone Study (denog15)

The 2nd Internet Backbone Study examined various areas and effects of ongoing centralization and consolidation on the Internet infrastructure. It comprises: * A catalog of wide-ranging Internet disruptions * Fictitious outage scenarios * Dependencies on international cable connections * Developments and changes in the Internet infrastructure * Social and economic consequences None about this event: https://pretalx.com/denog15/talk/QQTPBR/

Nov 20, 202324 min

Moving your mobile customers from IPv4 to IPv6 (denog15)

Between 2015 and 2021, in Germany, Deutsche Telekom has first enabled Dualstack IPv4 and IPv6 for their mobile subscribers, and then successfully transitioned most of them into an IPv6-only access model. This talk will highlight the rationale, the planning phase, the different testing stages as well as the implementation and the migration of the customer base. You will also learn some basics on how IPv6 works in 3GPP mobile networks, and a lot of lessons learnt will be shared. None about this event: https://pretalx.com/denog15/talk/VBY7QP/

Nov 20, 202329 min

DENOG15 Opening (denog15)

Welcome to Berlin, welcome to DENOG15 None about this event: https://pretalx.com/denog15/talk/FR3BNZ/

Nov 20, 202328 min

DENOG Newcomer Session (denog15)

Is DENOG15 your first DENOG, or do you need a refresher on everything the event and community have to offer? Join us for a newcomer session at DENOG15 and feel free to bring as many questions as you want! None about this event: https://pretalx.com/denog15/talk/HGZPDG/

Nov 20, 202322 min

Greenergy (jh23)

Öffentliche Daten nutzen, um den eigenen Stromverbrauch möglichst grün zu gestalten. about this event: https://c3voc.de

Nov 19, 20235 min

Notfall-Kamera (jh23)

Ein Programm, das erkennt, wenn eine Kamera ausfällt und auf eine Notfallkamera umschaltet. about this event: https://c3voc.de

Nov 19, 20233 min

Das Labyrinth (jh23)

Ein Spiel in Scratch geschrieben. about this event: https://c3voc.de

Nov 19, 20234 min

ASSIP (jh23)

Smarthome-Unterstützung im Alltag. about this event: https://c3voc.de

Nov 19, 20237 min

Animal Detection (AD) (jh23)

Software zum Erkennen von Tierarten. about this event: https://c3voc.de

Nov 19, 20236 min

Voice Changer (jh23)

Ein Stimmrecorder, der die Stimme verzerrt, um sie sicher vor einer Stimmerkennung zu machen. about this event: https://c3voc.de

Nov 19, 20233 min

Ent-Agrysator – Fordere deine Stimme heraus! (jh23)

Ein Alpaka-Tool, das beim Abbau von Aggressionen hilft. about this event: https://c3voc.de

Nov 19, 20235 min

Gas-DB (jh23)

Umweltdaten verfügbar machen und visualisieren. about this event: https://c3voc.de

Nov 19, 20233 min

How Shell I do this? (jh23)

Shellbefehle spielerisch lernen. about this event: https://c3voc.de

Nov 19, 20235 min

Easy-Aid – Ersthelfer*innen Assistenz (jh23)

Unterstützt Personen bei der Ersten Hilfe. about this event: https://c3voc.de

Nov 19, 20235 min

🎤 Abschlusspräsentation! (jh23)

about this event: https://c3voc.de

Nov 19, 202357 min

Platform.io (petitfoo)

Heute stellt sirgoofy das Tool Platform.io vor und erklärt, wie man damit zusammen mit VSCode eine flexible Entwicklungsumgebung für Microcontroller erhält. about this event: https://chaospott.de/

Nov 15, 20238 min

Calypso chipset history and development boards (osmodevcall)

about this event: https://c3voc.de

Nov 15, 20232h 11m

Lötworkshop (petitfoo)

In diesem Petit Foo stellt sirgoofy die Lötworkshop-Kiste vor, mit der jeder selbstständig Bausätze löten kann. about this event: https://chaospott.de/

Nov 8, 202311 min

Closing Remarks (godotcon2023)

about this event: https://pretalx.c3voc.de/godotcon2023/talk/52/

Nov 5, 20237 min

Fireside Chat (godotcon2023)

about this event: https://pretalx.c3voc.de/godotcon2023/talk/51/

Nov 5, 202348 min

From watercolors to mechs: (godotcon2023)

Stylized 3D games have a lot of barriers to production. This talk breaks down some of the issues and ways to tackle them. about this event: https://pretalx.c3voc.de/godotcon2023/talk/33/

Nov 5, 202325 min

Building Automotive HMI with Godot & RenderCore (godotcon2023)

The field of automotive HMI has evolved into a sophisticated intersection of functionality, compliance, and dynamic visuals. We'll discuss the requirements, the reasons for choosing Godot, and the custom runtime integration with RenderCoreTM. Additionally, we'll delve into the modifications made to the engine and editor to accommodate multiple scripts, GLSL shaders, and the conversion from C# to CS, ensuring traceability. about this event: https://pretalx.c3voc.de/godotcon2023/talk/50/

Nov 5, 202325 min

Lightning Talks Sunday (godotcon2023)

about this event: https://pretalx.c3voc.de/godotcon2023/talk/47/

Nov 5, 202359 min

Next-Gen Multiplayer Game Development with The Mirror (godotcon2023)

Building multiplayer games with physics and great graphics is extremely complex. The Mirror simplifies this with out-of-the-box networked Jolt physics, authentication, databases, deployments, analytics, REST APIs, tailored shaders, Godot GLB imports, payment rails, marketplace, revshare, and more. The Mirror draws inspiration from Roblox, Garry's Mod, Second Life, and Red Faction. Join us for a demo and meet the founder, Jared - he'd love your thoughts on what features you'd like prioritized. about this event: https://pretalx.c3voc.de/godotcon2023/talk/49/

Nov 5, 202347 min

Volumetric Video in Godot: (godotcon2023)

To create Strange Light, an extended reality documentary that premiered at the 2023 Arts & Ideas Festival in New Haven, CT, USA, creators Kit Hung & JLS Gangwisch developed a workflow to import and animate volumetric video captured with Brekel Point Cloud into their Godot 4.0 project. In this talk, JLS Gangwisch will demonstrate these tools and discuss using Godot for documentary and extended reality projects. about this event: https://pretalx.c3voc.de/godotcon2023/talk/godotcon20234/

Nov 5, 202321 min

Viewports: An Overview (godotcon2023)

Many overlook viewports' potential, but they're essential for technical art. Join me to explore hands-on examples in Dome-Keeper, Franzy Fury and more. about this event: https://pretalx.c3voc.de/godotcon2023/talk/42/

Nov 5, 202324 min