GHP1989 Identity Pass
Dutch hacker-camp origin artifact
A conservative identity-pass record for the Galactic Hacker Party, the 1989 Amsterdam event that WHY2025 history identifies as the start of the Dutch hacker camp lineage.
Tag dossier
Badge records tagged with Dutch Camp, across Netherlands.
Dutch hacker-camp origin artifact
A conservative identity-pass record for the Galactic Hacker Party, the 1989 Amsterdam event that WHY2025 history identifies as the start of the Dutch hacker camp lineage.
Hitchhiker-era Dutch camp artifact
A historical identity-badge record for Hacking at the End of the Universe, the 1993 Dutch camp remembered as a formative outdoor hacker gathering.
Dutch camp on-site printed photo ID badge
A personalized black-and-white photo badge produced on site at Hacking in Progress 1997 using then-rare digital photography and field printing.
Early Dutch camp identity artifact
A conservative historical record for the simple identity-badge era around Hackers At Large 2001, where public badge histories do not describe a hackable electronic PCB badge.
Simple pre-electronic Dutch camp badge
A record for What The Hack 2005's simple camp identity-badge era, before the Dutch camp badge became an expected open-hardware device.
Bridge-era Dutch camp badge record
A bridge-era Dutch camp badge record for Hacking at Random 2009, kept separate from later open-hardware badge entries until primary badge details are recovered.
Dutch camp non-PCB identity artifact
A non-electronic identity-artifact entry for OHM2013, modeled as the camp's patch/hat style rather than as a programmable PCB badge.
Dutch camp Badge.Team milestone
A Badge.Team-supported Dutch camp badge with ESP32, e-paper, WiFi, Hatchery apps, WebUSB install paths, production lore, and a lasting role in European badge culture.
ESP32, RP2040, FPGA game-console badge
A game-console-shaped badge with ESP32, RP2040 board management, iCE40 FPGA graphics, Bosch sensors, BadgePython, Hatchery apps, SAO/Qwiic/PMOD expansion, and WebUSB FPGA workflows.
Capable hardware, difficult camp history
The Dutch 2025 camp badge mixed ambitious hardware with late distribution, LoRa caveats, battery-safety controversy, and a documented pre-event team conflict.