Notacon 4 conference videos

Wednesday

Reader Alex Gatti directed me towards the videos of Notacon 4. Might be worth having a look. I might download Hacking headhunters!!! ;-)

NOTACON, an annual conference held in Cleveland, Ohio, explores and showcases technologies, philosophy and creativity often overlooked at other "hacker cons". Our desire is not to supplant other events, but complement them and strike a balance that has gone unnoticed in our community for far too long.
With each new year we build upon the successes and knowledge of the previous years. Our goal is to enlighten, educate, and entertain attendees, presenters, and staff alike. We try to do this by finding new ways to apply technology to graphics, art, music, or social interaction.

Notacon espouses an ethos of exploration, participation and positive contributions. Hence, while some of the material we may cover is controversial or potentially "black hat" in nature, we feel it is important to bring light to all topics so that everyone can learn from the experience and create something good, fun or interesting from it.

Speaker bios and talk descriptions can be found at the Notacon 4 speaker list.

Authorized talks had audio and video recordings done as they happened. Unfortunately we cannot guarantee the quality of these files. In order to try for completeness, there might be some questionable quality in sound or video at times in some of these recordings.

We would like to thank Eric Pinzur and Tedd for their work recording these presentations.

All media offered on this page is ©2007 FTS Conventures. Some rights reserved. We willingly offer all publically published media content under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 license. The full legal code of this license can be found here. Please read the license before copying or making any derivative works.

We have torrents! If you want to save our bandwidth, or just prefer to use torrents, please see the torrents page on the Notacon Wiki.

Video	Speaker	Topic
avi	Jim Trixter Leonard	8088 Corruption Old School Hacking
avi	Jack Ricchiuto	Smart Squared The Power of Collaborative Innovation
avi	Nick Farr	Hacking Your Finances
avi	Kel Cecil	LAN for Life Charity Events
avi	Dan Cuffaro	Clevelands Design District
avi	Kelly Keegan	The Fark Dissertation
avi	Enno Ray	Technology Based Kid Tracking
avi	Andrew Necros Sega	Taking Tracking Mainstream
avi	Bruce Potter	8 Dirty Secrets of the Security Industry
avi	Paul Timmins	Telecommunications Q A Session
avi	S Tec and Dave Polaris Valentine	Techniques For 4kb Intro Development
avi	John Bellinger	A Post Crash Tech Start-Up In Ohio
avi	Rick Deacon	Cross Site Scripting MySpace dot com
avi	Michael Nugent	Technology Standards in Education
avi	The Hacker Foundation	Why Building Hacker Spaces is Neccessary and How To Do It
avi	Friends of Dan Kaye	Secrets of the Dead Phone Guy
avi	Christian RaDMan Wirth	Building Character ANSI From the Ground Up
avi	Jason Scott	Wikipedia Brick by Brick
avi	Valdis Krebs	Open Source Intelligence-Data Patterns on the WWW
avi	Seth Hardy	Online Communities and the Polltics of DDoS
avi	Kn1ghtl0rd	Grid Computing with Alchemi and dot NET
avi	Drew Ivan	Hacking Headhunters
avi	Joseph Stormgren Bender	Surviving a Network Upgrade
avi	Michael DeAloia	Development of the Creative Economy in Cleveland
avi	Andy Phoenix Voss	Allow Me to Demonstrate
avi	Jim Flock	Do It Yourself Green Energy
avi	Mark Lenigan	Community Wireless Networking
avi	Michael McFarland	NotAGeek Technology and Everyone Else
avi	Nullsleep	Squarewave to Heaven An Introduction to Chiptune
avi	Ed Morrison	Open Source Economic Development
avi	Jon Bohack Buhagiar	Spam Virus Phishing Gateways

tyger said...: The Notacon 5 (2008) videos just became availabe at http://www.notacon.org/media/2008media.html, and have been available as a torrent for a couple of weeks now.

It struck me as funny to suddenly see a list of last year's presentations with no mention of 2008. :); May 8, 2008 2:16 PM