Peggy Sylopp, Jan Northoff, @wischi, Samuel Carlisle, Henning Diesenberg  
  
Room: stage C  
  
Live 3d printing services with at least two printers. The team is introducing history 3d prints to the visitors, starting with the famous&nbsp; automatic gun "Mauser98", which is planned as a true-to-scale printable gun in memory of&nbsp; the&nbsp;world war one starting 100 years ago. Also we will show an interacitve web based dildo generator and some user created printed sex toys. All these objects will be&nbsp; dynamically remixed and intentioness copyright infringements will&nbsp; be spicely added.
 
 The session includes stationary live 3d printing, a presentation and a 60 min talk.
 
 Support the crowdfunding project I'll give 30,- Euro for the 3D printed monument #nomoreweapons of the world war one rifle Mauser98 in true-to-scale at PledgeBank.com - www.peggy-sylopp.net &nbsp;


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Common kids can code!?

**motto**

During its nearly eight year history, re:publica has developed into Europe’s largest social media conference, with 5 000 participants in the last year, and has had the privilege of welcoming many of the digital society’s most important leading minds to its stages. Since its inception, the digital society has faced continuous changes – but never have these changes been so palpable as since whistle-blower Edward Snowden’s revelations during the summer of 2013.

re:publica 2014’s motto INTO THE WILD highlights various points of departure for solutions in the internet of the near future. When algorithms turn us transparent and controllable through predictability, perhaps we have to become more unpredictable; dissolving old structures, veering from the well-trodden path in favour of chaos and irrationality, heading INTO THE WILD. Yet this begs the questions: how will we navigate and find one another? How can one whisper into the global net and, in particular, with whom? Will those calling for a free and unrestricted internet not have to face being ever more vigilant and controlling of those who may partake and those who must stay out?

While the omni-surveilled net may have become draughty it will continue to protect its vital interests, learn to sidestep and manoeuvre and continue to develop. During the build-up to re:publica 2014, we will extend INTO THE WILD in search of unexpected technical solutions, surprising impulses stemming from business and politics and look forward to new, unbridled internet culture.

We are happy to announce the most exciting re:publica to date, happening from 6 – 8 May at STATION BERLIN.  

 Not despite, but distinctly because nothing is as it once seemed.


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