So, we are thinking of late May/early June?

I'm helping organise an event in the UK - Barncamp - some of you know it
already, very squatconfy, also outdoors and natury. So I don't want them
to clash if poss.

On Sat, 16 Feb 2019 at 14:09, holger krekel <holger@???> wrote:

> hey jerome, devan, almeredyda, all ;)
>
> am with jerome -- something around DTN instead of concurrent makes more
> sense.
> Actually Have two happenings to invite for, one before and one after DTN.
>
> I am helping organizing with Xenia and several locals a larger one-week
> event in Kyiv, Ukraine ... April 23th-April 30th 2019, around Delta Chat
> and neighboring decentralized communities, with UX testing, an
> unconference and a street game played out in Podil ... anybody who
> likes Squatconf-like events will feel at home ... there is also talk
> about temporarily using an interesting industrial area with side
> buildings near the river and support the local art scene, help evolve
> a bit of a hacker scene (there is hardly any!) ...
>
> if you are interested please mail me, or ksenia at radicalcinema org,
> we have an evolving cryptpad -- some folks here already know of it.
> And for some superficial glimpses for when we first visited Kyiv
> in October/November 2018: https://delta.chat/en/2018-11-17-deltaxi
>
> Then, ten days after DTN there is GPN, May 30th-June 2nd, the 2K people
> "mini-CCC" event, in Karlsruhe, near the french border. They have a
> large outside area and lots of good cooking from the hackersspace ... no
> tickets, no security guards, no entry fee. In the ten days between DTN
> and GPN i can offer offer nice hangouts and accomodations in Freiburg --
> there are likely going to be fun happenings with decentralization and
> squatconfy folks ... maybe even a larger event but that takes till
> later in march to figure out, various conversations ongoing.
>
> Both the Kyiv and Freiburg happenings will offer space for money-free
> accomodation, food and participation. For the Freiburg after-DTN time
> there also is the idea to camp out in the forest for a few nights and
> walk, talk and hack off-the-grid ... maybe visiting the Heideggerian
> waterfalls nearby, in Todtnauberg ;)
>
> have a good weekend everyone, and see you all around this spring! ;)
> holger
>
>
> On Sat, Feb 16, 2019 at 12:22 +0100, Jérôme Loï wrote:
> > Hey hey, it was nice to have you here ;)
> >
> > About Squatconf / DTN, sounds like a fun thing to do, and lots of the
> usual suspects will be at DTN anyway.
> >
> > On my side I'm not sure to attend as the dates are colliding with
> something already planned, and I don't have
> > the resources/will to pay / beg for a 200 ish euro conf ticket. but come
> for something before / after is probably doable.
> >
> > About the WS, i lost the domain (you need a valid credit card for theses
> things ... it seems ...)
> > but I do have the git repo somewhere, and it was hosted in Joepie's git
> server (and probably still is),
> > I'll look for that and give you access.
> >
> > As for "squatting" DTN, this is another debate as i don't think we
> should try to make shadow to an event
> > that is already helping us (they probably will help Dominic and James
> coming to Berlin, etc, etcà) as well as
> > gathering pll that would be interested by theses discutions.
> >
> > I would favour something before / after the event, rather that something
> close and happening at the same time.
> >
> > Let see where this leads...
> >
> > See you all soon i hope
> >
> > Jérôme
> >
> > > On 15 Feb 2019, at 18:35, almereyda <almereyda@???> wrote:
> > >
> > > Hi SquatConf!
> > >
> > > It's been a pleasure running into folks around FOSDEM and afterwards!
> > > Thanks to Caleb for an inspiring conversational flow, to Aaron for
> > > continuing the discussions we commenced elsewhere, and to Jérome for
> > > hosting me the last night. It feels good to reconnect to the network at
> > > times.
> > >
> > > Is there anyone who would like to participate in a SquatConf in
> parallel to Data Terra Nemo 2 https://dtn.is?
> > >
> > > This happens on the weekend of May 17 - 18 in Berlin.
> > >
> > > Hence SquatConf belongs to no one, I'm seeing a chance it can fulfill
> > > its role as a fringe event to preparations of others. Last week we ran
> > > into a discussion about the prices of dtn.is through
> > >

> > >    https://twitter.com/almereyda/status/1094200193464061954

> > >
> > > which made me think if it wouldn't be appropriate to take over the
> dates
> > > and present further realities and contexts to distribution. For this I
> > > am starting conversation with the venue, if they can offer free space
> in
> > > a cafe next to the river, and with a wagon place nearby.
> > >
> > > The latter could make use of a nice Freifunk WiFi installation ...
> > >
> > > Does anybody know what happened to http://squatconf.eu/ ? Seems its
> > > maintenance got individualised and the collective couldn't keep it up?
> > >
> > > The last version resides in
> > > http://web.archive.org/web/20160317122026/http://squatconf.eu/
> > >
> > > Since https://github.com/squatconf doesn't have the sources available,
> > > I'm also interested in knowing who might retain a copy of the git tree?
> > >
> > > Thanks in advance for any opinions,
> > >
> > > yala / Jon
> > >
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