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Anyone going to DEFCON 30 this year?

cstanton over 2 years ago

They're doing another electronics challenge badge for DEFCON, more details here:

Details of DEFCON 29 here.

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cstanton over 2 years ago in reply to stanto +2

Looks like Defcon has embraced the RP2040, as the main badge is using it too: This year's badge is a musical keyboard, with audio in/out and acts as an audio device when plugged in by default.
cstanton over 2 years ago in reply to shabaz +1

shabaz said: Here in the UK there's not much happening in terms of shows near me, There aren't many in the UK similar to DEFCON that's for sure. The closest I'm aware of are SteelCon and EMFCamp ,…
stanto over 2 years ago +1

The 'badges' for 'badge life' are really coming out of the woodwork. This one appears to be based around the RP2040

shabaz over 2 years ago

Unfortunately no, but it looks interesting!

Here in the UK there's not much happening in terms of shows near me, apart from Southern Manufacturing & Electronics which is not too far, but it's not till February next year. It's also not very fun compared to Vegas : )
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cstanton over 2 years ago in reply to shabaz

shabaz said:
Here in the UK there's not much happening in terms of shows near me,

There aren't many in the UK similar to DEFCON that's for sure.

The closest I'm aware of are SteelCon and EMFCamp, I suppose at a stretch there's Maker Central. When it comes to cybersecurity there's of course the more regal 44con, though 44con is very more business focussed.
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stanto over 2 years ago

The 'badges' for 'badge life' are really coming out of the woodwork.

This one appears to be based around the RP2040
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cstanton over 2 years ago in reply to stanto

Looks like Defcon has embraced the RP2040, as the main badge is using it too:

This year's badge is a musical keyboard, with audio in/out and acts as an audio device when plugged in by default.
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