How many talks did you attend?

[BlackOrchid]

Ehhh.. waiting in lines is when you actually get to meet some interesting people. That's half the fun of the event.

[Xodia]

Ehhh.. waiting in lines is when you actually get to meet some interesting people. That's half the fun of the event.

I agree, I met alot of very intresting people (Including a guy who said he could make a fire by rubbing two sticks together).

The lines only get irratating when some idiot with a laptop starts showing off a new tool he has.

[ndex]

The little edit button...

So, how many talks did you attend? Which was your favorite? Which was the worest?

None, if you don't count what I watched from my room. If you do, then 4 and parts of 3 others. I slept the rest of the time.

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dunno

[allentrace]

The best was the Hack the Vote blackbox voting in my opinion....really kinda opened my eyes to the problem which i did not know existed to such a bad degree....the worst was the global hack war one...they talked about alot of things that everyone altready knew

[erehwon]

The one talk I flew 1800 miles to see and was badged media, the goons wouldn't let me in, I didn't stay at the AP so I was scrambling to find a room, DCTV had only the last 10 minutes of the talk, so that day and story was a complete clusterf*ck.

I was disappointed to see Richard Thieme's talk was the same time as CrimeThinc's talk as I really enjoy Richard's talks, but I knew CrimeThinc's talk had a better chance for violence from the audience, so I attended that one. ;)

The electronic voting talk was pretty good, and had a few additional nuggets of information hiding in it.

[Bx 7]

Hey, could you tell me how I do bluesnafring ?

[AlxRogan]

Hey, could you tell me how I do bluesnafring ?

You might try to post this in the correct forum, and there's always the better idea, Google.

That being said, this forum has a pretty nice search feature, this thread might have the information for which you are searching.
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[glitch]

Every year I go to Defcon I always regret not going to as many talks as I would like to have. So this year I made it a point to go to as many as possible, ended up seeing around 11. The lines were so long that there were many that I didnt think I would be able to get into. However, amazingly enough I managed to get in to see every talk that I tried to get into. I think my favorites were the shmoo group talk and the talk on Kryptos.

[icer]

Two, the crimethic kid, and BIG DAN KAMINSKY. The Crimethinc kid was a waste of time. I might have been the bottle of Captian Morgans and Dr. Pepper Humperdink and I were consuming, but I have never heard anyone applaud as loud as when Dan's Voice over DNS demo worked.

[Tierra]

I voted 3, but now I realize it was more like 4...

I caught my own talk, that's always a good thing. I also watched A's talk, The Schmoo Group, and I caught half of Johnny Long's talk on Google Hacking.

[[Syntax]]

Every year the number talks I attend raises, but this year I attended multiple cons, and saw topics I had already attended. This year I did the Wardrive and the Scavenger Hunt contests with some people, which cut into my lecture time a little.

But I managed to catch 2 lectures on TV, and 3 live.. 2 of those 3 were over an hour in length.. the VOIP and Metasploit lectures. I barely made it into the VOIP one, people in line saying it had been moved or canceled. I think some press got shut out on that one..

BTW. I ran into this guy by pool 1 at some late hour, starting fires at the lobby door.

I agree, I met alot of very intresting people (Including a guy who said he could make a fire by rubbing two sticks together).