Defcon is many things to many people; there is no single "right" path to joy, fun, or learning. What do you enjoy most about Defcon?
Parties? A chance to socialize with people, maybe drink, get drunk, dance, or something else?
Events? Like the Defcon Shoot, The Toxic BBQ, the fund raising events, or something else?
Various "Villages" or "Skytalks" or "Workshops" on many topics, often with more intimate discussions in smaller rooms and a low ratio of presenter to observer/leraner?
Presentations in the main rooms that cover each of the major tracks, and if so, what topics?
I am interested in what caused you to spend cash to go to Defcon the first time, and what keeps bringing you back if you return year after year. (It may not be the same thing, and maybe it has changed several times through the years.)
Thanks!
I like many of these things including the Toxic BBQ and the Defcon shoot, but I don't go to Defcon just to see them. While I am there, I prefer not to miss them, but they are not what gets me to shell out cash to visit Las Vegas -- a place I'd mostly avoid if it was not for Defcon. Socializing with people I know, presentations, and the villages make me crack my wallet to go back to Defcon.
What about you? What makes you crack open your wallet to suffer the heat that is Las Vegas?
Parties? A chance to socialize with people, maybe drink, get drunk, dance, or something else?
Events? Like the Defcon Shoot, The Toxic BBQ, the fund raising events, or something else?
Various "Villages" or "Skytalks" or "Workshops" on many topics, often with more intimate discussions in smaller rooms and a low ratio of presenter to observer/leraner?
Presentations in the main rooms that cover each of the major tracks, and if so, what topics?
I am interested in what caused you to spend cash to go to Defcon the first time, and what keeps bringing you back if you return year after year. (It may not be the same thing, and maybe it has changed several times through the years.)
Thanks!
I like many of these things including the Toxic BBQ and the Defcon shoot, but I don't go to Defcon just to see them. While I am there, I prefer not to miss them, but they are not what gets me to shell out cash to visit Las Vegas -- a place I'd mostly avoid if it was not for Defcon. Socializing with people I know, presentations, and the villages make me crack my wallet to go back to Defcon.
What about you? What makes you crack open your wallet to suffer the heat that is Las Vegas?
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