All presentations of the conference are listed here. This is mine.
The conference is very interesting, it almost seems like a family gathering, (well, a very big family – over 350 participants), accordingly the atmosphere is very friendly, also to newcomers. I was way overdressed with my suit, almost everybody was in shirts and jeans. While I mention that – the givaway goodies are great, I got a longsleeve shirt, a magnetic IPv6 address sticker and a pocket ruler! 
(There was even more, but I didn’t want to look too greedy…)
I definitely can recommend participating at a RIPE conference! If you can, stay the whole 5 days and definitely join the evening events. RIPE goes a long way to make it an enjoyable event for everybody!
Unfortunately my talk was the last one today, so I couldn’t speek with too many people afterwards, nevertheless, the conversations I had, were very intersting.
At the talk itself, and the discussion afterwards, I had a hard time transporting our issues on IPv6 privacy just right, unfortunately a not-so-small part of the tech community has the attitude that you can’t solve political issues with technical measures. My reply to that is: protocols, software, configuration is politics. Unfortunately this clear cut way of saying it didn’t come to my mind at the right moment.
Additionally I recognized once again, that the privacy discussion in german speaking countries is way ahead of many others, in some people’s view I was yet another german again concerned with privacy. 
Some people afterwards told me, that a moderator was missing, and I definitely can confirm that.
On balance, it can’t say it was a success, but it wasn’t unsuccessful neather. I could drop our concerns there and I got a chance for a replay: One attendee wants to help me push the topic further in the community.
I hopefully get a chance then to clarify and crispen our concerns and arguments!
BTW: I learned that the BSI promotes the same goals as the AK Vorrat does!
All presentations of the conference are listed here. This is mine.
The conference is very interesting, it almost seems like a family gathering, (well, a very big family - over 350 participants), accordingly the atmosphere is very friendly, also to newcomers. I was way overdressed with my suit, almost everybody was in shirts and jeans. ...
During the last month I was working on a project for a customer, who wanted a reverse proxy, so he could modify his web pages before delivery.
Categories: Technik | 
Tags: Charset Guessing, Mojolicious, Perl, Proxy, Reverse Proxy | 
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