Photos | Seminal Lecture before a Crowded Room
A man stands confidently before a packed audience at Defcon 18, delivering a lecture on electronics and computer hardware while sitting in between two chairs on stage. The room is filled with people of all ages and backgrounds, as they listen intently to the speaker's words.
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2010-08-01T13:54:07.390000-07:00
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