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Chaos Computer Club - Electromagnetic Field 2016 (mp3)
by CCC media team
A wide variety of video material distributed by the Chaos Computer Club. This feed contains all events from emf16 as mp3
Episodes
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EMF 2016 Closing Ceremony (emf16)
The end of EMF 2016 :( about this event: https://www.emfcamp.org/schedule.frab
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Key Impressioning (emf16)
We've all seen lockpicking explained on several security venues. You might even have tried it yourself. But what if you need to open a lock a number of times? Wouldn't it be great to have an opening technique that would supply you with a working key in the process? A method to do this has existed...
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Hacking Robot Dinosaurs (emf16)
"Come and hack our dinosaurs" – how could I resist a request like this? How I tamed dinosaurs and can train anyone to keep them under control. This 30 minute talk takes you from the time of the dinosaurs to the oldest Theme Park in the world. It explains how I used a Raspberry Pi computer and an...
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EMF 2016 Infrastructure Review (emf16)
Members of the EMF infrastructure and NOC teams will speak about how we brought power and Internet to the field, explain some of the challenges faced, and share some statistics. about this event: https://www.emfcamp.org/schedule.frab
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World Premiere of Tentman (emf16)
Last EMF we made a film. This EMF we'd like to share it with everyone Probably best done at night to avoid sunlight blowing out the colours. We will upload to youtube after the premiere. about this event: https://www.emfcamp.org/schedule.frab
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Rebooting a Hobby: How Modern Digital Comms are Reviving Amateur Radio (emf16)
Amateur radio had historically been a hobby of makers and experimenters but had fallen out as alternative hobbies suited the general enthusiasts' desires. We are surrounded by devices communicating wirelessly and we’re now wanting to take control and build upon that framework. This is a general...
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Acoustic Cosmology (emf16)
Listening to the structure of the universe. I have a background in Radio Astronomy (at Jodrell Bank) and in electronic music. I'll be mashing up ideas, playing sounds & music, looking at the evolution of the language of music and science, and how we might use cosmological models in exploring…
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Here, hear: Sound-based illusions (emf16)
Sound is an incredibly important sense in our day-to-day lives, but how much can we believe what we hear? In thi talk, Ben will lead a whistle-stop tour of some mind bending sound-based illusions, and dig in to how they work, and what they tell us about the brain. about this event:...
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The EMF 2016 Badge (emf16)
How the Tilda MkPi was created, what went wrong, and how it got into your hands. about this event: https://www.emfcamp.org/schedule.frab
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Freifunk - Free and Open Wireless Community Networks (emf16)
Freifunk is a volunteer operated wireless network offering city-wide intranet with local services and also anonymous internet access for free. 34,000+ nodes are currently available in more than 300 communities, mostly throughout Germany, but also beyond. Anybody can use it and anybody is…
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Zebro: building a six legged robot (emf16)
At Delft University of Technology we are developing a six legged robot inspired by a beetle. Instead of building complex and expensive robots, we build simple and cheap robots. This allows us to construct a lot of robots and use them as a swarm. Just like computer engineers found out that some...
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Meatspace Surveillance (emf16)
A talk on the use of automated facial recognition (AFR) systems in the UK. Alas, there currently exists no regulation of AFR in the UK... but its use by British police forces is on the up. Despite the warnings of independent oversight bodies (and court rulings against the police collection of...
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Come and play: Collect ‘em all? Tech, fundamental rights and framing our future. Fact or fiction? (emf16)
I had one question for Larry Ellison. ''In 20 years, do you think the global database is going to exist, and will it be run by Oracle?’' ''I do think it will exist, and I think it is going to be an Oracle database,'' he replied. ''And we're going to track everything.'' Jeffrey Rosen, NY Times...
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100 years of Shannon -- the man, his work and his legacy (emf16)
Claude Elwood Shannon was a pioneering mathematician and engineer, of paramount importance in our digital revolution. 2016 sees the centenary of his birth. Whilst he is most widely known as the "father of information theory", the extent of his influence across computer science, physics and...
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Inside Our Toys - How to Hack Into an Embedded Device (emf16)
While we all like to make, modify and re-appropriate technology, some of us like to break it for, um, fun and profit. As a professional penetration tester (my job is to break my employer's devices before they release them) I will explain how I go about finding vulnerabilities in IoT devices. I…
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Car Hacking - Back to the future 1970’s style. (emf16)
A brief overview of one hackers journey taking the best of modern automotive technology and retrofitting it all into a car from the same era as the Intel 4004. Taking a 1974 Ford Escort Mk1 with minimal functionality and bolting on electronic fuel injection, turbochargers, digital instrument...
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Katie Steckles does some maths (emf16)
Some ridiculous mathematical demonstrations and projects Katie's worked on recently. This is followed by a maths card tricks workshop: https://www.emfcamp.org/line-up/2016/266 about this event: https://www.emfcamp.org/schedule.frab
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A mathematical view of voting systems (emf16)
There are several mathematical results and theorems concerning electoral processes. I'll cover the two most important theorems in voting theory: May's theorem, which shows the strength of first-past-the-post in the setting of a two-candidate election, and Arrow's theorem, which shows a weakness…
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Cyber security and the joy of the false positive (emf16)
When it comes to cyber security, everyone always talks about the biggest and baddest APT mega cyber attack. But what about the little guy, the underdog the... false positive? This light hearted talk is aimed at a general audience, but gives real lessons for those working in infosecurity. We will...
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The automated Sheet Music Librarian (emf16)
A talk about my Music library project [http://github.com/Godley/Music-Library], a multi platform app written for my final year project as part of my BSc Computer Science degree last year. The app is intended to be an open and extendible platform for organising sheet music (the notation for...
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Designing and performing future instruments (emf16)
The talk presents examples from the experience of two researchers dealing with the design and craft of technology for performing sound through instruments or installations. Using electronic components, microcontrollers and other sensing devices we will present our findings in the field of real…
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How is the Universe Like A Lightbulb? (emf16)
... and what does that tell us? Look forward to an hour of comedy exploring how Physics links space stations and roundabouts, street lamps and exoplanets, and of course the universe and a lightbulb. Day-to-day experiences will take on new life as Michael's quirky take on them reveals the…
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2FA, WTF? (emf16)
Everyone is hacking everything. Everything is vulnerable. Your site, your users, even you. Are you worried about this? You should be! Don't worry, I'm not trying to scare you (that much). We have plenty of safeguards against attempts on our applications' user data. We all (hopefully) recognise…
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Receiving live video from the Space station (emf16)
A description of the equipment needed to receive live video direct from the space station and my adventure in setting up the equipment and helping with video conferences between the space station and school kids. Anyone can do this once they get the tech working. I will also show videos received...
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The coming of age of plastic electronics (emf16)
Electronics have transformed our lives beyond recognition but there could be radical change around the corner with plastic electronics. Join engineer and British Science Association Award Lecturer Radu Sporea to discover how these new materials and unconventional devices could be more efficient,...
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Building a wearable camera (emf16)
Come to this talk if you want to see how I built my own wearable camera out of a raspberry pi and a backpack and how I took it on holiday when travelling through Europe. I'll focus on the the building process of hacking it together along with the various pitfalls which comes along with every...
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Fail Map, visualizing security fail at trusted parties for your protection (emf16)
The Fail Map project shows security problems at governments on a geographical map. The goal is to improve safety of exchanging sentive information with parties that are required to process this. We do this by providing a geographical map of these entities and showing where and what problems are...
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A brief history of effects in film (emf16)
A run through of the development of visual effects in film, from the earliest camera tricks and chemical processing to the latest techniques including motion capture and photoreal rendering. about this event: https://www.emfcamp.org/schedule.frab
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Hobby electronics like a pro (emf16)
The world of electronics has changed a lot. Techniques which were once only accessible to the biggest players are now available at low volumes and at low cost. Find out how you can apply modern techniques to your next hobby project and achieve professional quality, all while making it easier to...
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Beer for Everyone (emf16)
More often than not, a small fortune is spent on setting up a comprehensive homebrew arsenal; various tuns, boilers and fermenters. In fact, good beer can be made with with nothing more than a coffee percolator (ok, and a few other things that people usually have lying around like a pan and a hob...
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Digital Medical Imaging - from scanner to screen. (emf16)
This talk will follow the progress of an MRI examination from how it is generated in the scanner, through the hospital archive to the users who need to view them. It will include: 1. Details of how MRI images are created using the primary "electromagnetic field", the variable gradient field…
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Lightning Talks (emf16)
Lightning Talks! about this event: https://www.emfcamp.org/schedule.frab
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Chaotic Music: Oblique Strategies Against Humanity (emf16)
In which I relate my adventures in generative electronic music based on chaotic strange attractors. Noises will be made with MIDI instruments through Python and Clojure, fully analogue computers and synths, and also JavaScript. I will recount why it's taking me too long, things that worked that...
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This Is Where We Are: A TIWWA @ Tate Modern Postmortem (emf16)
This Is Where We Are (or TIWWA) is an dynamic digital artwork initally produced for the opening of the new Tate Modern extension in June 2016. The work takes form as an immersive and interactive algorithmic sculpture fueled by the data we collectively generate. TIWWA invites audiences into a...
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APIs for cyborgs (emf16)
Cyborgs are "local and temporary islands of decreasing entropy" (Norbert Wiener), resolutely committed to "partiality, irony, intimacy, and perversity" (Donna Haraway). Cyborgs hack their pacemakers, program their bionic limbs, and gain extra senses. My implanted NFC transponder allows me to…
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Morality in video games: when it's not just a game (emf16)
This is a talk aimed at people interested in making or playing video games. It presents a brief history of morality systems in games before going into depth into what makes for ethically relevant games. How should games present moral choices to players? How can games capitalise on and test…
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How we created a hackathon with 50/50 female and male participants (emf16)
A talk about how we planned and organised a hackathon with 50/50 female and male participants and at the same time learnt how to create a tech event that fits everyone's tastes. I will share our approach to organising an inclusive hackathon and share our learnings from that. My hopes are that you...
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Holonomic robots, and why you should build one (emf16)
Holonomic drive robots, ones that can independently drive each of their degrees of freedom, are incredibly agile. If one finds oneself having to participate in some kind of robotic jousting, such a robot is an excellent choice. I will show an example of one, which recently won a duelling contest...
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Ragequit! Game design principles for better online communities. (emf16)
Cultures of abuse, harassment and intolerance are endemic in the competitive video game scene. This talk will discuss the types of trolling regularly found in competitive play, why it's a bad thing, what drives this behaviour, and what steps game designers can take to minimise it for online...
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WhiteSpace (emf16)
Talk summary: Concordia Station, Antarctica, is a spaceflight analogue, ‘White Mars’, in view of its isolation, inaccessibility, altitude, low light levels and skeleton crew. Beth has recently returned from a year-long mission there where she was working for the European Space Agency implementing...
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Black Hat Locksmithing (emf16)
A rare view into the darker arts of locksmithing. From prison breaks to secret tools, the murky world of the criminal is explored. Lockpicking, the original hack, has been around since locks themselves. As security devices, locks, and the circumvention thereof, is a black hat's dream come true....
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Lightning Talks (emf16)
Lightning Talks! about this event: https://www.emfcamp.org/schedule.frab
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Mind Control - What is really possible with technology and the power of your mind? (emf16)
A brief introduction into the technology that enables mind control, how it works, what it is currently capable of and what it might be able to do in the future. A demo of the technology will be available! about this event: https://www.emfcamp.org/schedule.frab
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Getting the kids on board: tales from 10 years of schools outreach in technology (emf16)
Within the UK, school computing has changed beyond recognition in the last 10 years. 2012 saw the Royal Society publish the hugely influential “Shut down or restart?” report, which has been followed by a complete curriculum turnaround… in England. What’s followed has been invigorating and...
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3d Printing the World's Most Pointless Desk Fan (emf16)
The aerodynamics of turbomachinery, precise CAD, testing, induction motor design and the importance of prime numbers were all topics that I failed to consider when I set out to design a desk fan that looks like a jet engine. In this talk I will describe all of the fascinating things that I only...
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Saving milliseconds and wasting hours: a survey of tool-assisted speedrunning (emf16)
How fast is it possible to complete a game like Super Mario World, if you could control every frame of input to ensure a perfect run? Tool-assisted speedruns are recorded frame-by-frame using emulators which allow slow-motion gameplay, going back and undoing mistakes, and even using bots to…
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My self built eco house. (emf16)
A quick overview of the house I self built with help from builders. An overview of the decisions and technology I used and the reason for them. about this event: https://www.emfcamp.org/schedule.frab
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Using printed circuit boards to make snowflakes. (emf16)
The construction and programming techniques used to make a huge-scale lighting installation, with 84,000 LEDs, 25,000 PCBs and 14,000 PIC microcontrollers. Printed circuit boards were used as mechanical structure and electrical interconnection to make large but lightweight illuminated snowflake...
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Mars, the Bringer of Wub (emf16)
A rambling adventure through distraction, data vis and drone, framed around two projects turning NASA deep space data into audial and physical forms. about this event: https://www.emfcamp.org/schedule.frab
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Four Stories about Recreational Maths (emf16)
As the title suggests, I will spend this talk telling four stories about recreational maths. These stories will include how a large pile of matchboxes can be taught to play noughts and crosses, how a Raspberry Pi can be taught logic and the fastest possible way to complete a level of Pac-Man.…
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