Hackers On Planet Earth is live
The HOPE XV event is live with three talk tracks via livestreams. Attendees can get badges and tickets on-site at the Marillac Building for $250. The event promotes knowledge sharing and community building.
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The Hackers On Planet Earth (HOPE) XV event has commenced, offering three talk tracks through livestreams. Attendees can collect admission badges and purchase tickets on-site at the Marillac Building. The event, open to hackers, makers, educators, and more, aims to foster knowledge sharing and community building. Registration is available at the main entrance for $250, with ticket exchanges facilitated through the HOPE wiki. Participants can access a virtual token system via the Matrix platform by referring to the event's wiki page. HOPE XV, the fifteenth edition of the event, features diverse sessions and activities in a welcoming university setting. For further details, attendees can visit the event's website and explore the provided resources.
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