Who doesn’t remember the good old Quake? Swarm made it unstoppable. Every time you feel like it you can now go online and relive the carefree teen days of notching frags on your belt and taunting friends for their poor skills. Dust off your skills and enjoy this classic FPS! Click here to play: https://fairos-mainnet.fairdatasociety.org/bzz/2e805e4c38566d8351ccc4b255552632bf15d389d62e59939c3d6082dfcc263f/

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To claim your NFT of the event please click here: https://airtable.com/shrpH1qbwiyAirnkn

Have an awesome idea for a project running on Swarm? Join the growing family of projects already building on top of Swarm’s network. Kick it off with the help of our ecosystem grant. Apply here: https://my.ethswarm.org/grants

Brace yourself for March 2022 with an unapologetically original We Are Millions hackathon hosted by Swarm. We are millions who push forward. We are millions who want a fair share. We are millions who want credit for our creations. We are millions building a brighter world. Be amongst the first to sign up. Leave your email to stay informed about program details and schedule. Visit the hackathon website: https://www.wearemillions.online/

Bringing the best from web2 to web3 -> Winamp is now available on Swarm. And with it, many new creative possibilities never possible on its desktop version. Read more in this blog post here: https://ethswarmhive.medium.com/retro-chic-is-always-cool-so-is-winamp-on-swarm-fc8c6c2ab6d5

Wonder how many Swarm nodes are currently in the network? Here is a nice map with Bee nodes, their location, and other relevant statistics: https://swarmscan.resenje.org/ Check out these two lovely demos too: SwarmScan API demo: https://swarmscan-api.resenje.org/ SwarmScan stats page: https://swarmscan.resenje.org/stats

Running and maintaining Bee nodes just got a lot easier. Check out the nice Bee dashboard created by Swarm’s JS team and explore the ease of use it brings to the table. Check out the Swarm dashboard: https://bah5acgzabcgejpfk56ejsfs3yzzewvmyil6vcemmxtiqk7qt2nkwnebqahwa.bzz.link/

To fully understand where Swarm’s network is at the moment, and what milestones the developer team will be tackling, please visit the technical roadmap. Click here: https://progress.ethswarm.org/

Please read this document for a better experience. Event start The event will start at 18:00 CET. If you tune in before that, please kindly wait in the waiting room (the first room you entered) and enjoy the music and the company of other people at the event. The event should finish in one hour. After that, feel free to walk around and explore the world, meet new people, and have fun. Use your headphones The best way to experience the event is with your headphones on. That way you will have a better music experience. If you find the music too loud to interact with other people, use the “turn off music” option. You will find it in the left corner of the video player. Or simply move to a quiet area with no music.

# Winamp panel

# SwarmScan stats

Please add your topic proposal in the following format: topic of the meeting: [I want to discuss this and that] requested by: [random swarmer] time required: [x mins] attendees: [Joe, Sue, Mary, etc] date & time preference: [this we try to accommodate] (please add a detailed agenda if possible) do you need a meeting room for this? [y/n]

Program Tune-in to #PLUR (thematic music starts at 19:45) Jordi Baylina, guest speaker Where we are (Gregor Žavcer) A fireside chat with Viktor Tron Bee Client: Release the bees (Rinke Hendricksen and Swarm team discussion) BZZ token - what it is and why it is needed (Daniel Nagy) Panel: EF, IOV, ETC and Swarm, moderated by Taylor Gerring Ecosystem: panel and demos (Dan Nickless)

# Swarm Breakout Session at DeVcon, room B8 ## Tuesday, 8th October, 2019 | Time | Presenter |Title| | -------- | -------- | -------- | |9:30 - 9:50| Aron Fischer, Tim Bansemer | [SWARM - A core infrastructure to augment Ethereum with distributed storage and secure messaging](https://hackmd.io/rKJ5OUGiSq22douakE0cMw#930---950) | |9:50 - 10:10|Anton Evangelatov, Rafael Matias | [Running and testing large scale Swarm deployments](https://hackmd.io/rKJ5OUGiSq22douakE0cMw#1040---1100)| |10:1