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@finity here's the text of my review:
Jenn is so right. I've already been recommending this book to my coworkers - we're in government, doing software and related stuff. She's so right and her suggestions point us towards how to get better.

@hacks4pancakes I've been curious as to what the next set of culture looks like. I hope it's inspiring and fun.

This was my first year at Def Con, but the art around the con seemed to be diverging from the stereotype a bit. I'm not sure exactly what piece of culture that might have called back to, with the produce and nature bits especially - some seemed classic cyberpunk.

@GaryInfoSec @hacks4pancakes There's still a cocktail party at the reservoir.

@dave_cochran the binary read - making the theoretical practical since 1992

@dave_cochran someone has! (It continues from the back and is contained in my post 😉).

@grey @thedarktangent not the whole con... lots of stuff in the flamingo was easy to get into, stuff in the linq varied. The forum was nuts, but even that had activities accessible whenever I was there.

North, South. South. North, North... Take a guess what they're doing. #defcon Payment Village

A dangerous woman holding a weapon while a crowd watches. Her weapon of choice: POTS.

#defcon Social Engineering Village, vishing competition. Encountering some helpful employees today.

L0pht. Making the theoretical practical since 1992.

#defcon social engineering village giving away signed copies of Space Rogue, the story of the 90s hacker scene.

Buy a pirate flag at #defcon Merch, get a... SPEAKER pirate flag!

@null2600 @defcon that doesn't look like Desert Bus...

#DEFCON 30 shirt at the airport - yeah I see you!