Photos | Packed House at DefCon Conference
Sahin Eryilmaz and Paul Bérenger speak to a full house at the DefCon conference auditorium.
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a large crowd of people in a large roomChronologically Adjacent
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architecture necklace urban classroom building sahin eryilmaz defcon lecture music speaker footwear chair stage second crowd furniture outdoor bag shoe paul land hardware camera hall indoors audience pc school path interior electronics sign theater jewelry screen bérenger accessories auditorium room monitor speakers laptop seminar second_camera concert computer handbag cinema
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2011-08-07T19:38:33.710000-07:00
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