Photos | Defcon 18 hackers hard at work
Hubert Wu (in the baseball cap) works alongside a group of men at a table filled with laptops during Defcon 18.
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architecture cafeteria headgear boy necklace hoodie classroom building baseball defcon conference cap hubert hat restaurant furniture manufacturing bag hardware machine desk glasses indoors factory audience teen pc school airport rekognition_c electronics press backpack jewelry photos/defcon table accessories room dc wu handbag laptop wa workshop computer sherg crowd consumer
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Canon
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2010-07-30T18:17:05.500000-07:00
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