Issue dossier
A linkable camp-impact record with badge context, severity, evidence confidence, and source notes.
User-facing wording preserves the practical safety boundary around operating surviving badges or reproductions.
Evidence
Primary documentation source for DEF CON 33 sales context, Tor profit donation note, safety disclaimer, hardware list, modes, calibration, photo workflow, and flashing guidance.
Public repository for the Tipsy Badge README, firmware, source image, data assets, STL files, and CC BY-NC 4.0 license.
Live seller page for SKU SS-TB, observed InStock at a USD 75 sale price from a USD 100 list price. It provides continuity evidence for the historical Tipsy artifact but does not label a distinct DEF CON 34 revision; its product photos are not copied because reusable image rights are not stated.
Arduino firmware source for RP2040 pin mapping, menu modes, zap modes, USB warning behavior, display handling, storage behavior, and CC BY-NC 4.0 source header.
Repository guide for RP2040 board-manager setup, required Adafruit libraries, partitioning, flashing, and copying badge data files onto the mass-storage volume.
DEF CON forum announcement tying seeess's Tipsy Electronic Badge to DEF CON 33 and pointing readers to the public manual, code, and open-source files.
Repository license source for Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International terms used for local image and source provenance.
The public 2026 row from seeess + gigs calls the item Tipsy Badge, says it will be sold at Hacker Warehouse's booth, and points to this record's existing DC33 repository and its current Hacker Warehouse product page. It establishes a current maker-stated sale association, not a new board, completed sale, official DEF CON credential, technical certification, or image-reuse permission.
Exact repository badge photo used as the local source original and optimized WebP delivery image under the repository CC BY-NC 4.0 license.
Source trail
First-hand forum announcement source for the Tipsy Electronic Badge, DEF CON 33 context, code/manual/open-source-file links, and brief buttons/LEDs/SAO feature framing.
Primary badge manual source for Hacker Warehouse sales context, Tor profit donation note, safety disclaimer, hardware list, calibration, steering, wobble, color-game, photo, flashing, and user-operation details.
License source for Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International terms; used as the visible reusable image/source permission basis for the selected upstream repository photo.
Repository source for public files, firmware tree, data assets, STL hardware accessories, source image, repository metadata, and visible CC BY-NC 4.0 license context.
Firmware source for authorship, CC BY-NC 4.0 source header, RP2040 pin mapping, modes, display behavior, current measurement, USB warning behavior, file-storage support, and button handling.
Current seller page for the same SKU SS-TB. It is marked InStock and shows a USD 75 sale price from a USD 100 list price during this source pass; it repeats the high-level RP2040, TFT, SAO, USB mass-storage, and electrode description but does not identify a separate 2026 board or revision. Product imagery is cited as evidence only because this page does not state a reusable image license or explicit permission basis.
Public current-event maker self-submission that names Tipsy Badge, says it will be sold at Hacker Warehouse's booth, and links to both the current Hacker Warehouse product page and the historical Defcon-Tipsy-33-Badge repository. The shared title and links support a 2026 sale-continuity update, not a second board, a new revision, official DEF CON issuance, completed delivery, technical validation, or image-reuse permission.