@@ -22,12 +22,25 @@ As always, we have a great selection of talks from our hackerspace and beyond pl
While doors open at 11h30, the talks will start at 13:00. You can find the schedule below (subject to minor changes):
-**13:00 - 13:45** | **Organising awareness about digital sovereignty** - Jurgen (45 min)
* An introduction to BeLibre vzw and their Leak Detector tool for auditing municipal, school, and healthcare websites. Learn how to run individual or bulk web scans, interpret the resulting privacy reports, and effectively present findings to local governments.*
-**14:00 - 14:25** | **OpenStreetMap: how to help map your surroundings** - Kai (25 min)
* OpenStreetMap, what isn't it, what is it and why do we need more people participating *
-**14:45 - 15:30** | **Lessons from 25 years of self-hosting mail servers** - Alexander Mikhailian (45 min)
*Running mail servers for family, my own business, and a media company over the last 25 years has shown me the true power of self-hosting. While independent mail servers have become a rare art, maintaining full control over your email remains entirely achievable and deeply rewarding with the right approach.*
-**15:45 - 16:15** | **Public money, public code: the Belgian eID software stack** - AltF4 (30 min)
* overview of the open-source ecosystem behind Belgium's electronic identity card software and middleware. This talk will highlight the implementation of public-code principles within public sector IT systems.*
-**16:30 - 17:15** | **Framasoft as a framework for FOSS alternatives** - Luna (45 min)
-**17:30 - 18:00** | **How to organise a power grid** - beachyhead (30 min)
*Using Framasoft as an illustration, we'll discuss various FOSS tools to help you organise, collaborate, communicate, have fun and make your life easier!*
-**17:30 - 18:00** | **desiging your own esp32 board ** - Alexander engelhardt (30 min)
*An open-mic session for attendees to showcase hardware projects, software hacks, or lightning ideas. come over and share your passion with the community.*
