Boris Budini

While a lot of open source projects should be praised for their commitment to openness, the topic of infrastructure is usually taboo, as many times it ends up that it’s in the hands of Big Tech companies/GAFAM. While the reasoning why small and medium teams do not move away from big (evil) tech platforms can sometimes be convenience, there can be monsters lurking in the shadows. In this presentation we will explore and celebrate the movement of independent, self-governed open source infrastructure providers, recognize some of the challenges in the path of libre infrastructure, and share how to migrate from tech oligopolies to open source cloud platforms without hassle.

Follow this short presentation if you are wondering why many projects that are working on open source software, open data, online privacy and open knowledge and not only, do not use Free Libre Open Source Software for their infrastructure.

Installing Matomo correctly in a way that you can use its full feature set might seem daunting at first for beginners. It might sound scary, but fear not! This workshop will walk you through all the steps to get started with your own instance

XR has been trending for many years, and so far we've all seen awesome demos, like being on the moon, on a roller coaster, playing horror games and watching 360 videos. But while we're busy creating standards, we're forgetting the most important part of XR. Our brain.

Now, I'm not saying that we shouldn't develop what we've been already developing. But, XR is, in fact, a technology. That's more than a content medium. XR has recently used for treatment for PTSD, ADD & ADHD, OCD, various phobias, and even for vaccinations. So, what else is XR being used for? And how do tools developed by Mozilla help? Let's find out!