[Hacker-event-theory] introduction
Rejo Zenger
rejo at zenger.nl
Sun Mar 23 15:06:25 CET 2014
Hi there!
As not everyone knows me, here's a short introduction.
Most importantly, I am passionate about our civil rights, our freedoms
and a transparent government. Both in my day time job as well as in my
spare time, I am researching all kinds of privacy-related matters. I do
this sometimes in close cooperation with media outlets, making sure the
problems are exposed. For example, the extensive use of military drones
by the Dutch police is on the political agenda now, mostly due to my
efforts.
At the moment my work as a privacy advocate at the Dutch civil rights
organisation Bits of Freedom pays the bills. Prior to that I have been
employed as a system administrator at a number of small Dutch ISP's as
well as two new media foundations. I have done lots of volunteering in
the past.
The reason for me to be here is plain and simple: I would like to
contribute to future events like the CCC-camp and -congress and it's
Dutch equivalents. In the long run, I would like to see the hacker
community to grow, to be one in it's diversity and to be take seriously
by the outside world.
A month ago I have joined Eelco on the board of the IFCAT-foundation.
When browsing thru the feedback that was given afterwards, I started
thinking about ways of capturing the knowledge (evaluating is one thing,
learning is another). You seem to be doing more or less exactly that,
although your implementation is a bit more high level then I had in
mind.
Anyways, I like the format, so I will definitely start contributing.
--
Rejo Zenger
E rejo at zenger.nl P +31(0)639642738 W https://rejo.zenger.nl T @rejozenger
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