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BornHack 2023

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  1. SimpleX Chat - Simple Messaging With Unusually Good Privacy

    Peter Stuge

    BornHack 2023 · Conference record · 2023
  2. Sexy SSH Hacks

    Nicolai Søborg

    BornHack 2023 · Conference record · 2023
  3. All API's suck, can we build one that sucks less?

    Auke van Slooten

    BornHack 2023 · Conference record · 2023
  4. R on OpenBSD

    musikeR

    BornHack 2023 · Conference record · 2023
  5. How to create better content videos faster with OBS

    Merete Stenner

    BornHack 2023 · Conference record · 2023
  6. Performant cross-platform development using Flutter

    The one with the braid

    BornHack 2023 · Conference record · 2023
  7. State of the Game

    BornHack Game Team

    BornHack 2023 · Conference record · 2023
  8. funion: A Tor Client in Elixir

    Emil Engler

    BornHack 2023 · Conference record · 2023
  9. Open source chip design

    Jørgen Kragh Jakobsen

    BornHack 2023 · Conference record · 2023
  10. Chat Control – the next months will be critical

    Jesper Lund · Karen Melchior

    BornHack 2023 · Conference record · 2023
  11. Surely FOSS has no technical debt, Right ? Right ?!

    Poul-Henning Kamp

    BornHack 2023 · Conference record · 2023
  12. An introduction to digital consent: Why a new definition with new tools and specifications are needed

    Benjamin Balder Bach

    BornHack 2023 · Conference record · 2023
  13. LabIX: Creating an Internet Exchange in Your Local Hackerspace

    Emil Petersen

    BornHack 2023 · Conference record · 2023
  14. This years BornHack badge with NFC

    Thomas Flummer

    BornHack 2023 · Conference record · 2023
  15. Hello World!

    BornHack

    BornHack 2023 · Conference record · 2023
  16. Goodbye World

    BornHack

    BornHack 2023 · Conference record · 2023

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