So I'm going to go ahead and announce the first half of that here pretty shortly.
To begin, this program, like I mentioned, has been curated by the same people that do the
decentralized community.
They do the CDC, the critical decentralization cluster, which is a habitat over at the Chaos
Communication Council or Congress.
I've had.
I also known as C3 that happens in Hamburg.
My name is Kevin.
I'll be your master of ceremonies today, also known as the guy that you can feel free
to ignore as I introduce to people you actually came to see.
And if you thought your day started weird, I am introducing all this on a spatula.
So this is actually so that all the speakers still very comfortable because you cannot
lose to this, that is for sure.
I also want to go ahead and announce that Riot is providing the decentral.community dev kits
and we're providing them at cost.
They're really amazing dev kit badge kits that you can program yourself.
And we actually have some, I believe we have some pre-loaded software on them.
Is that correct?
Yep.
Okay.
There we go.
David knows a lot more about that, so I feel free to talk to him.
We only provide these at conventions that we go to.
The next confirmed one is going to be C340.
So if you don't get one today, you have 11 months to regret not doing so before you can
get it again.
All right.
We're going to do a couple of ground rules.
It's not as relevant right now because people are still waking up and they all miss
their alarms today and they are going to be coming in soon.
But one of the ground rules is go ahead and say hi to your neighbor.
If you don't have a neighbor, you're probably sitting in the wrong seats.
But I mean by that, as we want to have everyone do a grand experiment in social anxiety
and sit together, we're going to go ahead and compress everyone towards the center of
the room because we're going to be having as these sessions go on a lot of people coming
in from both sides.
So what happens is if we start to block off these corner seats right here, it prevents
people from getting into the center of the room.
Like I said, it's a little less relevant now as everyone miss their alarm.
But as the day gets a little more packed, we saw a lot of spacing issues yesterday.
So I will continue to remind you and bug you about this.
So don't worry, that'll come up again and again as we go throughout the day.
We're going to be doing Q&As as often as possible after each of these talks as long as time
permitting.
Again, things go a little bit, so I get a little bit more packed, this is going to be more
of a thing.
But we're going to be doing Q&As down here on this left side of the stage right here.
So if you have a question for free to tap the neighbor that you're seeing next to,
tell them to get the heck out of the way and come on down here.
We're going to get through as many questions as we possibly can.
If we don't get to you due to timing issues, I'm sure this speaker would love to speak
with you afterwards.
If you are a speaker here today and I haven't met you yet, feel free to introduce yourself
to me as I'll be introducing everyone as they come up.
So that'll be what goes along from there.
Let's see if I miss anything.
I believe I covered all of the basic round rules.
So we should be good to go ahead and introduce the first half of our schedule today.
Oh, that's a big thing.
If you want to see our schedule, feel free to go to the decentralized doc community website
that has a link to not only the schedule today, but all of the events that we do.
We will also have, you can also go to Phosphem's main website to see our schedule for the
day.
As you'll see, it is a very, very packed one full of a lot of great talks.
So to start things off with our schedule, you have me, Kevin Schnell, my name is
Master Sam when I say hello to everybody.
We're going to be going up next with a brain decentralization of your doorstep, five years
and browsers by Moshley.
I'll go ahead and do a better introduction for that here in a second.
We have redescentralizing the web platform with Phosphem, GC, or Phosphem, GC.
That'll be from 930 to 955.
We have reclaiming the web surfing the internet on torrents from 955 to 1025 with indefense
of new PG, a key severity in the age of digital feudalism from 1025 to 1050.
We have NIMBPM, the first real world decentralized noise generating mixed net for anonymity
from 1050 to 1120.
We have Libre, your user data with ZKTLS, verifiable HTTPS using TLS notary and that will
be from 1020 to 1120 to 1120 to 1145 and then we'll have namecoin as tour as a public
key infrastructure from 1145 to 1215.
And finally, before you see me again, officially talking, we'll have Gosling build an anonymous
secure and made a data resistant peer-to-peer applications using tour onion services from
1215 to 1240.
And again, after that, I'll do a half-time recap and pre-cap for what you can expect
for the rest of the day.
Thank you all again for being here.