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Der Chaos Computer Club ist die größte europäische Hackervereinigung, und seit über 25 Jahren Vermittler im Spannungsfeld technischer und sozialer Entwicklungen.

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00:57:55

Podcast: Reboot Politics ÷ Akronymisierbar (DS2025)

Chaos Computer Club - recent events feed ·

2025/09/19

Crossover der beiden Podcasts Reboot Politics und Akronymisierbar. Technik, Politik und ganz viel Drumherum. Wir reden in dieser Folge vor allem über KI – von allen Richtungen betrachtet. Licensed to the public under https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/de/ about this event: https://talks.datenspuren.de/ds25/talk/8ZK7LR/

00:26:18

Building Better Apps, Everywhere (fyneconf2025)

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2025/09/19

Andrew introduces the Fyne project and welcomes everyone to the 2025 event from Edinburgh. The presentation covers the ambitions of the Fyne toolkit as well as what is new over the last year. New canvas objects, widgets and containers all feature as well as a new driver for embedded devices allow Fyne to help you create apps for more use-cases than ever before! about this event: https://c3voc.de

00:31:06

Opening Datenspuren 2025 (DS2025)

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2025/09/19

Los geht es ... "Under Construction!" Alles ist kaputt, angefangen von der Brücke über das Vertrauen bis hin zum Gesellschaftsvertrag. Krieg und Frieden stehen zur Disposition. Wir haben ein Interessantes Programm. Mit übergreifenden Themen wie Krieg in der Ukraine und seine Auswirkungen, Medien und seine sozialen Reichweiten, aber auch Quere Themen. Wir haben Kunst organisiert und wir wollen mit den Jungen hacken. Die Datenspuren sind dort angekommen wo von vor 22 Jahren bei der ersten Season

00:58:25

Data pipelines (otp2025)

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2025/09/16

This session aims for an in-depth look at the data pipelines powering OpenTripPlanner. From source to service, this session will unpack how data flows through OTP, highlighting key challenges and best practices that lay the groundwork for improved performance, maintainability, and innovation. about this event: https://c3voc.de

00:44:15

What does VR do with OTP? (otp2025)

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2025/09/16

VR, Finland’s national railway operator, uses OpenTripPlanner as its trip planner, one of the first in Europe to fully implement NeTEx in line with the upcoming TSI Telematics standards. This session will share VR’s key learnings, achievements, and future plans, offering valuable insights into leveraging OTP for advanced, standards-based mobility services. about this event: https://c3voc.de

00:07:13

Show & Tell: Open Source Tools (otp2025)

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2025/09/16

about this event: https://c3voc.de

00:29:25

Real-time data analytics (otp2025)

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2025/09/16

Leonard and Thomas are showing the tools for analysing real-time delay updates in OTP itself but also outside of it. about this event: https://c3voc.de

00:44:55

Show & Tell: Challenges & Highlights (otp2025)

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2025/09/16

Eva and Felix talk about their OTP deloyment in Leipzig, Thomas shows the Debug UI and Michael talks about their app Aubin. about this event: https://c3voc.de

00:23:23

Indoor navigation (otp2025)

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2025/09/15

Leonard talks about the indoor navigation features in OTP and gives a recommendation how stations should be modelled. about this event: https://c3voc.de

00:16:00

Fintraffic Mobile - OTP routing and incidents (otp2025)

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2025/09/15

about this event: https://c3voc.de

00:30:56

Accessibility (otp2025)

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2025/09/15

Arcadis has contributed to making OpenTripPlanner and its clients more accessible for all users. This session highlights recent improvements and ongoing efforts to ensure inclusive and user-friendly trip planning—laying the groundwork for broader adoption and better user experience. about this event: https://c3voc.de

00:22:11

Automated testing of OTP deployments (otp2025)

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2025/09/15

Ensuring the reliability of OpenTripPlanner deployments is crucial. This session explores automated testing strategies designed for OTP, with a focus on validating deployments and upholding high-quality standards. Daniel Heppner will share insights into effective testing methodologies, tools, and best practices to streamline deployment processes and enhance system robustness. about this event: https://c3voc.de

00:52:02

OpenStreetMap processes (otp2025)

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2025/09/15

about this event: https://c3voc.de

00:36:39

EU Regulation, NAPCORE, NAPs, NeTEx and SIRI profiles...

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2025/09/15

Get up to speed on what’s happening across Europe in terms of regulation, standardization, and national access points (NAP). This session will explore how EU initiatives, such as NAPCORE, NeTEx, and SIRI profiles, are shaping the landscape and what this means for OpenTripPlanner. Gain valuable context on both the opportunities and current gaps, setting the stage for informed dialogue and development in the days ahead. about this event: https://c3voc.de

00:46:47

New features overview - the last two years (otp2025)

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2025/09/15

Thomas, Joel and Leonard give an overview of new things that have happened in the last two years. about this event: https://c3voc.de

00:28:30

Welcome to the OTP Summit 2025 (otp2025)

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2025/09/15

A welcome from the organisers and hosts of the conference. about this event: https://www.opentripplanner.org/helsinki2025/

00:17:50

Preistransparenz per Verordnung: PAngV (mrmcd25)

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2025/09/13

Zu den angegebenen Preisen für Produkte, die uns Endverbraucher:innen online und im Supermarkt angboten werden, trifft der Gesetzgeber in der [Preisangabenverordnung](https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/pangv_2022/BJNR492110021.html) einige Regelungen. Was wird da denn so geregelt? Wirkt das? Wollte die Wirtschaft das nicht vielleicht verhindern? Und ist Nachbesserungsbedarf erkennbar?Bemerkbar macht sich die Preisangabenverordnung seit Mitte 2022 auch durch den [Zwang zur Angabe des Tiefpreises

00:44:43

Haustechnik für Nerds. Wärmepumpe, Photovoltaik & Co....

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2025/09/13

Haustechnik fristet ein unsichtbares Dasein und fällt erst auf wenn sie nicht funktioniert oder teuer getauscht werden muss. Früher war Haustechnik einfach. Gas- und Ölheizungen und normale Stromverteilungen lieferten wenig Anlass sich damit zu beschäftigen. Der Anstieg von Energiepreisen und das Aufkommen von neuen Systemen wie Wärmepumpen, Solaranlagen, Batteriespeichern nebst der entsprechenden Steuerung machen Haustechnik komplexer und bieten viel Optimierungspotential: Ein weites Feld für

00:29:53

Was passiert, bevor ein Zug fährt? (mrmcd25)

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2025/09/13

JeDi ist angetreten, um mal ein bisschen Transparenz reinzubringen, was eigentlich nachts in Abstellbahnhöfen so alles passiert, und welche kleinen Geister dort rumwuseln, damit ihr einen (möglichst) sicheren, sauberen und pünktlichen Zug an den Bahnsteig gefahren bekommt. Wir mögen alle Züge. Meistens. Und wir haben alle schon einmal Verspätungsdurchsagen "Grund dafür ist eine verspätete Bereitstellung des Zuges" gehört. Aber warum eigentlich? Dieser Talk gibt einen kleinen Einblick darein, was

00:26:45

ECS not just for games (mrmcd25)

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2025/09/13

Entity Component System. It's something in game engines, right? But what does it actually do? I'll explain what Entities, Components, and Systems are good for, and I'll show with the Bevy ECS how to use it outside of games. When I first used Bevy, everything clicked into place. All the game engines I fiddled with before - I felt like I was fighting them. Bevy worked with me. I think it's because it used the ECS architecture which is pretty much unused outside of games. Recently, I've been working

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