Sounds like it was more than just a conference, it was a real connection with the people, the ideas, and the cypherpunk spirit. So glad you made it there and got to experience it in person. Here’s t...
The format probably mattered more than the place: a gathering small enough that nobody can hide behind a booth leaves you talking to everyone, and that is where the cypherpunk part actually moves between people - in arguments, not on panels. What compounds afterwards is narrow though: three or four names you are still trading messages with a month later. The rest fades into the photo feed.