c3d2.de
A Dresden community that explores information technology and organizes public events
About c3d2.de
Chaos Computer Club Dresden is a group interested in the creative use of information technology. It investigates information systems and their social effects, shares knowledge and advocates for free communication and informational self-determination.
The group is part of the Chaos Computer Club and welcomes participants to regular meetings and public events. Its headquarters are in Dresden.
Product: Public meetings and events on information technology, digital independence and related topics.
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