Schedule

Thursday

19:00: Dinner
Dining room (until 20:00)
20:00: The Kit - Introduction / Handout
Main hall Canus Lupus (until 20:30)
Short introduction to this years kit and handout
20:30: How to hack a VW Golf 3 cluster
Main hall Vulky (until 21:30)
How we have build our own SIM PC from Scratch! A brief introduction on how you can build your own truck simulator from scratch. Learn how to control a VW Golf 3 instrument cluster, simulate measurement instruments from the Golf 3, and watch us struggle along the way.

Friday

07:30: Breakfast
Dining room (until 10:00)
10:30: Tab5 - How to program it
Main hall Canus Lupus (until 11:30)
12:00: Lunch
Dining room (until 13:00)
14:00: ComfyUI - Canvas for your AI
Main hall chaosBunny (until 15:00)
Are you tired from prompting to generate average image or video? Or voice? Try ComfyUI. Modern canvas running in your browser for your any type local models. Doesn't matter if want generate images, videos or voices. ComfyUI will be your modern canvas for all of that
16:00: Basics of Nanoframework, why Arduino debugging is hell
Main hall TekuSP (until 17:00)
Introduction to managed programming of microprocessors, preparation of IDE, explaining features and benefits, blinky coding demo.
18:00: Dinner
Dining room (until 19:00)
20:00: TEOTWAWKI or SHTF: How to rebuild civilization without Internet
Main hall Altair (until 21:00)
For some greymuzzles The End Of The World As We Know It is pretty song by R. E. M. For others it's less expressive term for situation called "SHTF" - shit hits the fan. What would you do if the communication infrastructure would collapse? I will snow you how you can put (almost all of) the human knowledge onto a single MicroSD card and access it offline.

Saturday

07:30: Breakfast
Dining room (until 10:00)
10:00: Advanced Nanoframework, how to work with complex interfaces, GPIO, I2C, I2S, SPI and other
Main hall TekuSP (until 11:00)
Requires basics to be done, explains more deeply language syntax and how stuff is coded, explains GPIO and other fun stuff on TAB5
12:00: Lunch
Dining room (until 13:00)
14:00: Getting started with TollGate
Main hall Štěně (until 16:00)
TollGate is a set of nostr based tools that enable you to become an ISP with your WiFi router and your internet connection. Users can pay TollGates with e-cash even though the users aren't online yet, and TollGates can buy internet from other TollGates using e-cash as well. Let's learn to set this up so that we can stack SATs by acting as range extenders for internet gateways that others can't access yet.
16:00: Graphics of Nanoframework and Threading
Main hall TekuSP (until 17:00)
Requires basics to be done, explains multithreading and its own problems, tries to explain how our graphic framework works.
18:00: Dinner
Dining room (until 20:00)
20:00: Practical approach to post-quantum cryptography
Main hall Altair (until 21:00)
At last TFM I presented the problem with quantum computers and current asymmetric cryptography. This year I'm offering you a solution. I will explain the new quantum-safe algorithms and explain how you can use them in your systems and applications.
22:00: Mesh-Communications
Main hall Canus Lupus (until 23:00)
A small introduction to Meshtastik and MeshCore

Sunday

07:30: Breakfast
Dining room (until 10:00)
10:00: Bazaar / Flea market
Main hall (until 12:00)
12:00: Lunch
Dining room (until 13:00)

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