>No Hackathons in US
>Nothing personal kid
How is OpenBSD not a meme?
No Hackathons in US
Noah Reed
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Luke Edwards
Isn't Theo Canadian?
Andrew Ortiz
?? There are thousands of hackathons in the US. I've been to plenty.
Michael Davis
Use NetBSD.
Kayden Morgan
Your face is a meme, OP.
Carter Flores
USA is probably the worst place on Earth after Syria and North Korea to make a Hackathon nor any other kind of international IT event for that matter: TSA is a big risk for many on infosec, tourist visas are sometimes difficult to obtain, and it's extremely violent/dangerous when compared to almost any other developed country.
Canada, on the other hand, is a great place of international events.
Cameron Ross
they can't do it because of some cold war era US encryption laws
Nolan Jones
Now that you mention it, I member some kind of information on the OpenBSD mirror's page about downloading from USA mirrors, something about export laws and cryptographic software.
All I could find right now was this, though.
openbsd.org
Tyler Cook
Hackathons aren't generally about infosec. The "hack" part of the name comes from how you "hack together" a solution in a short timeframe. Not "hacking into the matrix" kind of hack.
Adam Garcia
What do people do at hackathons?
Is it worth going as a brainlet?