They are run by different people, though there is a lot of cross contamination and groups going to both.
I think the real difference is the setup, CCC is in a exhibition hall, while events like WHY are on a field and require you to camp.
In that regard, you can compare CCCamp (what is different from CCC) more with WHY.
while that may be average german behavior, and while that is the reason i didn't enjoy living in germany i have been to many german tech events and i have to say that they are usually not the average germans there. well, i was mainly at FOSS events, so maybe the FOSS community is what makes it different.
A shame, as a Spaniard my German boss always said that I was more German than him...never sure as to take it flattering or otherwise.
Of course he said if I was to be a German I would be from Berlin....apparently those folks can make a public budget work.
This was around the financial crisis. Not this one upcoming, the last one.
Being German and being German from Berlin are not the same thing.
I'd take the Berlin thing as a compliment.
The German thing alone wouldn't be one.
...maybe he wasnt from Germany but from another country from DACH region? :-D
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Are the Dutch meet-ups better? Wanted to get to why2025 but couldn’t.
They are run by different people, though there is a lot of cross contamination and groups going to both.
I think the real difference is the setup, CCC is in a exhibition hall, while events like WHY are on a field and require you to camp. In that regard, you can compare CCCamp (what is different from CCC) more with WHY.
also Electromagnetic Field in the UK, and all the smaller camps
I had a great time at PyData Amsterdam last year. Terrific people!
I always like Fosdem (in Belgium, very close.)
while that may be average german behavior, and while that is the reason i didn't enjoy living in germany i have been to many german tech events and i have to say that they are usually not the average germans there. well, i was mainly at FOSS events, so maybe the FOSS community is what makes it different.
As an Austrian, I agree with this German :-)