Re: Get togethers?

[Christian Grothoff]

On 4/26/24 8:21 AM, George wrote:
> Hi Christian,
>
> Thanks for the list!

Sure.

> I found the details for most of the events, but not all.
>
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> > Open Forum Digital Euro is in Vienna June 25th
> https://openforumeurope.org/
>
> I cannot find any events for June on their webpage. Have I got the wrong 
> organisation?

I doubt there is already a Web site, but this is the 2023 event:

https://www.oenb.at/Termine/2023/2023-06-26-open-forum-digitaler-euro.html

> > Swiss PG day is in Rapperswill June 27th
> https://www.pgday.ch/2024/
> "This conference is all about PostgreSQL - the world's most advanced open source 
> database. Take the opportunity to meet with other people interested in PostgreSQL in 
> Switzerland."
>
> > cosin.ch is in Biel June 28-30th
> https://cosin.ch/de/
> "CoSin is short for Chaos Singularity. We are not quite sure what that means, but we 
> do know, what we want with it: We hope to provide a chance for geeks, nerds, hackers, 
> discordians, chaots and other interested or curious people, to meet, learn, chat, have 
> fun and relax. During three days, we’d like to offer the opportunity to investigate 
> technology, think about its effects on society, or just chat with other participants in a 
> relaxed atmosphere."
>
> https://cosin.ch/en/fahrplan/
> Schedule 2024
> Schedule of this year's CoSin will be online in early June.
>
>
> > PointZeroForum.ch is in Zurich July 1-3, with an innovation stop tour at NGI 
> > TALER at BFH in Biel on July 1st
> https://www.pointzeroforum.com/
> "This Annual Forum convenes 2,000 central bankers, regulators, policymakers, 
> industry leaders, technologists and investors to address the latest developments in 
> financial technology and the future of finance."
>
> Payment related talks look interesting.
>
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> Just to clarify. The only GNUnet related event during this period is the NGI 
> Taler tour @ BFH?

Well, indeed none are *directly* GNUnet-related, but some might be 
interesting to some GNUnet hackers. And as hackers we are often, eh, 
broadly interested ;-).

> And it's unlikely there would be a GNUnet event at decentrale.ch (Mont-Soleil) 
> as you are busy. Is that correct?

Not exactly: if it is not a hard conflict with these events and somebody 
*else* is _organizing_ some GNUnet event, I might be game... And even if 
it is conflicting, well, there can be GNUnet meetings without me, too.

-Christian