HPR2945: Saturday at OggCamp Manchester 2019

OggCamp is an unconference celebrating Free Culture, Free and Open Source Software, hardware hacking, digital rights, and all manner of collaborative cultural activities and is committed to creating a conference that is as inclusive as possible.

This year a team of HPR volunteers hit the show.

Ken's recording kit and some of the stickers.

Dave, Andrew Conway/mcnalu and Timttmy getting the booth ready.

Only HPR hosts can sign the booth.

Yannick signs the booth.

Timttmy's script to turn an Android phone into a webcam. Two versions of the script to take a screenshot and post it to the web.

Surveillance state ?

Our latest host Nihilazo signs the booth.

An Interview with Ban Parsons from the Matrix An open network for secure, decentralized communication

An Interview with mystorm.uk makers of the open FPGA. An FPGA chip is a re-programmable piece of silicon hardware, it can be reconfigured or programmed to a logic circuit of your own design.

In 2016 we decided to setup up the myStorm project in order to build OpenSource FPGA hardware. Several years later we are building the 5th generation of BlackIce Development boards. BlackIce Mx the latest generation of our hardware has been built using BlackEdge open hardware standard which enable the 'Core' Board IceCore to be separated from its carrier board which provides MixMod and Pmod hardware add-ons. Please take a look at the myStorm forum to ask questions and participate in our community.

An Interview with Erik Grun of the Free Software Foundation Europe about their campaign for Public Money? Public Code!