What The Heck Is Hacking?
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A talk about "Hacking" - Its origins and its meaning for a future open, free and sustainable world. With a lot of examples.
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- 4. HACKING
- 5. HACKING
- 6. HACKING
- 7. HACKING
- 13. MacGyver can build an airplane out of gum and paper clips...
- 14. MIT – Tech Model Railroad Club (late 50‘s) Btw. who were the first „hackers“?
- 15. Btw. who were the first „hackers“? MIT – Tech Model Railroad Club (late 50‘s) Hier ist ein Hacker „(...) jemand, der seinen Einfallsreichtum nutzt, um ein kluges Ergebnis zu erreichen, einen Hack, ohne dies auf den Computer zu beschränken. Das Wesen eines Hacks ist es, dass er rasch durchgeführt wird, effektiv ist und unelegant sein kann. Er erreicht das gewünschte Ziel, ohne die Systemarchitektur, in die er eingebettet ist, komplett umformen zu müssen, obwohl er oft im Widerspruch zu ihr steht.“ (WIKIPEDIA, HACKER, CC- BY-SA)
- 17. To break a systems limitations
- 18. To break a systems limitations Do with stuff what YOU want, not what STUFF wants you to.
- 19. To break a systems limitations (Repurpose) Take something and use it for soemthing entirely else. Do with stuff what YOU want, not what STUFF wants you to.
- 20. ‚A Hacker is someone who tries to make toast with a coffee machine.‘ WAU HOLLAND, FOUNDER OF CCC
- 21. To break a systems limitations ‚A Hacker is someone who tries to make toast with a coffee machine.‘ (Repurpose) Take something and use it for soemthing entirely else. Do with stuff what YOU want, not what STUFF wants you to.
- 23. WHY IS IT IMPORTANT ? Why does it matter?
- 24. Because we are getting more and more surrounded by technology – by ‚systems‘ – by STUFF that wants us to do things.
- 25. FREEDO M
- 26. FREEDO MDo with stuff what YOU want, not what STUFF wants you to.
- 27. FREEDO M To break a systems limitations Do with stuff what YOU want, not what STUFF wants you to.
- 28. FREEDO M To break a systems limitations (Re)gain Control! Do with stuff what YOU want, not what STUFF wants you to.
- 30. HACKING SCIENCE
- 31. Making Science Availalbe, Examples: Radar Hack, Total Recall Nails, + 12 more
- 32. sci-hub.cc
- 33. sci-hub.cc
- 34. BIO HACKING | CITIZEN SCIENCE
- 35. BIO HACKING | CITIZEN SCIENCE
- 36. HACKING ?
- 37. Machines that ‚sing‘ Imperial March 1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cM_sAxrAu7Q Imperial March 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oym7B7YidKs
- 38. HACKING LIFE
- 56. HACKING LAW
- 57. COPYLEFT Richard Stallman | Free Software GNU Public License
- 58. COPYLEFT Richard Stallman | Free Software GNU Public License
- 59. HACKING OFFICE
- 70. HACKING MEDICINE
- 76. A complex but unsustainable designed world shapes our mind and how we come up with solutions: We fly around the world to talk about sustainability! = LOCKED IN EFFECT
- 77. Open Sans
- 78. (...)
- 79. We need to hack our systems, cities etc. – we can‘t rebuild them.
- 82. THE 3ERLIN GRID 3x3cm – derrived from A toy More Products Are In The Making ...
- 83. THE 3ERLIN GRID 3x3cm – derrived from A toy More Products Are In The Making ...
- 84. Workshop with the 3erlin Grid: Zirkulärer Sperrmüll >
- 85. Hackable Chess Board: Things Made To be Hacked hacked figures, hacked rules
- 86. Hackable Chess Board: Things Made To be Hacked hacked figures, hacked rules
- 87. Hackable Chess Board: Things Made To be Hacked hacked figures, hacked rules
- 88. Hackable Chess Board: Things Made To be Hacked hacked figures, hacked rules
- 89. Hackable Chess Board: Things Made To be Hacked hacked figures, hacked rules
- 90. Open Sans
- 91. Open Sans 73 cities, in 44 countries Global Hackathon
- 92. Open Sans Monrovia | LIBERIA
- 93. Open Sans
- 94. Blue Economy Cradle to Cradle Circular Economy Zero Waste Bio- Mimicry The brands of ‚Kreislaufwirtschaft‘
- 95. Blue Economy Cradle to Cradle Circular Economy* Zero Waste Bio- Mimicry The brands of ‚Kreislaufwirtschaft‘
- 96. Blue Economy Cradle to Cradle Circular Economy* Zero Waste Bio- Mimicry The brands of ‚Kreislaufwirtschaft‘
- 97. Blue Economy Cradle to Cradle Circular Economy* Zero Waste Bio- Mimicry Success: DIF Communication | 2 Articles | Run DIF Labs | Votrg | Consltg The brands of ‚Kreislaufwirtschaft‘
- 98. Open Sans
- 101. ARE KIDS HACKERS?
- 106. FEE UNIVERSAL CONSTRUCTION KIT
- 107. FEE UNIVERSAL CONSTRUCTION KIT Openly Downloadable
- 108. HACKING THE BODY
- 109. CYBORGS Are coming Neil Harbisson The worlds first – legally recognized – cyborg
- 117. via partizaning make make
- 118. Florian Riviere
- 121. pfandring
- 122. Florian Riviere
- 134. HACKING- EVENTS
- 137. CHAOS COMMUNICATION CONGRESS Probably the biggest hacker conference in the world by now (Dis)respect
- 138. CHAOS COMMUNICATION CONGRESS Probably the biggest hacker conference in the world by now (Dis)respect
- 139. HACKING SOFTWAR E
- 141. Ransomeware: Encrypted Hard-drive... Adblockers protect you.
- 142. Software vulnerabilities (exploits): Should our governments hide and sell exploits?!
- 143. Also: Often Security Software is Open Source ... to make it trustable...
- 144. USING HACKER TOOLS
- 145. + For Software Engineers there is a lot of stuff!
- 146. Open Source
- 147. Software
- 149. ARDUINO
- 150. BIO HACKING | CITIZEN SCIENCE
- 151. Open source hardware is hardware whose design is made publicly available so that anyone can study, modify, distribute, make, and sell the design or hardware based on that design. The hardware’s source, the design from which it is made, is available in the preferred format for making modifications to it. (...) Open source hardware gives people the freedom to control their technology while sharing knowledge and encouraging commerce through the open exchange of designs.
- 152. Open Source makes our world hackable and therefor: able to be free & trustable
- 153. Open Source makes our world hackable and therefor: able to be free & trustable and probably sustainable
- 156. WHAT CAN‘T WE DO IN THIS SPACE