Abstract
In a steaming July in New York City, hackers from around the world gathered for The Eleventh HOPE, the latest installment of the biannual Hackers on Planet Earth conference organized by 2600 magazine. As in previous years, it was a gloriously grungy affair, with attendees wearing black T-shirts (adorned with geek references) crammed into the worn corridors and ballrooms of the Hotel Pennsylvania as they chugged on specially imported bottles of the caffeinated Club-Mate drink. But there was also a new emphasis on inclusion for women and the LGBT community, appropriate for a conference that has always styled itself as politically conscious.
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