Geeks' paradise!

A selfmade technical face is shown by a man at at the Campus Party Europe electronic entertainment event in Berlin. The weeklong, 24-hours-a-day technology festival for thousands of “campuseros” - hackers, developers, gamers and geeks is running until August 26, 2012. Equipped with computers and other toys, participants camp on-site and immerse themselves in their technical environment. AFP PHOTO / STEPHANIE PILICK

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A selfmade technical face is shown by a man at at the Campus Party Europe electronic entertainment event in Berlin. The weeklong, 24-hours-a-day technology festival for thousands of “campuseros” - hackers, developers, gamers and geeks is running until August 26, 2012. Equipped with computers and other toys, participants camp on-site and immerse themselves in their technical environment. AFP PHOTO / STEPHANIE PILICK

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1/8 A selfmade technical face is shown by a man at at the Campus Party Europe electronic entertainment event in Berlin. The weeklong, 24-hours-a-day technology festival for thousands of “campuseros” - hackers, developers, gamers and geeks is running until August 26, 2012. Equipped with computers and other toys, participants camp on-site and immerse themselves in their technical environment. AFP PHOTO / STEPHANIE PILICK

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A computer and a robot are seen at the Campus Party Europe electronic entertainment event in Berlin. The weeklong, 24-hours-a-day technology festival for thousands of “campuseros” - hackers, developers, gamers and geeks is running until August 26, 2012. Equipped with computers and other toys, participants camp on-site and immerse themselves in their technical environment. AFP PHOTO / BRITTA PEDERSEN

2/8 A computer and a robot are seen at the Campus Party Europe electronic entertainment event in Berlin. The weeklong, 24-hours-a-day technology festival for thousands of “campuseros” - hackers, developers, gamers and geeks is running until August 26, 2012. Equipped with computers and other toys, participants camp on-site and immerse themselves in their technical environment. AFP PHOTO / BRITTA PEDERSEN

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A so-called plasma vortex is seen at the Campus Party Europe electronic entertainment event in Berlin. The weeklong, 24-hours-a-day technology festival for thousands of “campuseros” - hackers, developers, gamers and geeks is running until August 26, 2012. Equipped with computers and other toys, participants camp on-site and immerse themselves in their technical environment. AFP PHOTO / BRITTA PEDERSEN

3/8 A so-called plasma vortex is seen at the Campus Party Europe electronic entertainment event in Berlin. The weeklong, 24-hours-a-day technology festival for thousands of “campuseros” - hackers, developers, gamers and geeks is running until August 26, 2012. Equipped with computers and other toys, participants camp on-site and immerse themselves in their technical environment. AFP PHOTO / BRITTA PEDERSEN

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Young people work on their computers as they take part in the Campus Party Europe electronic entertainment event in Berlin. The weeklong, 24-hours-a-day technology festival for thousands of “campuseros” - hackers, developers, gamers and geeks is running until August 26, 2012. Equipped with computers and other toys, participants camp on-site and immerse themselves in their technical environment. AFP PHOTO / BRITTA PEDERSEN

4/8 Young people work on their computers as they take part in the Campus Party Europe electronic entertainment event in Berlin. The weeklong, 24-hours-a-day technology festival for thousands of “campuseros” - hackers, developers, gamers and geeks is running until August 26, 2012. Equipped with computers and other toys, participants camp on-site and immerse themselves in their technical environment. AFP PHOTO / BRITTA PEDERSEN

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A brain-designed computer seen at the Campus Party Europe electronic entertainment event in Berlin. The weeklong, 24-hours-a-day technology festival for thousands of “campuseros” - hackers, developers, gamers and geeks is running until August 26, 2012. Equipped with computers and other toys, participants camp on-site and immerse themselves in their technical environment. AFP PHOTO / BRITTA PEDERSEN

5/8 A brain-designed computer seen at the Campus Party Europe electronic entertainment event in Berlin. The weeklong, 24-hours-a-day technology festival for thousands of “campuseros” - hackers, developers, gamers and geeks is running until August 26, 2012. Equipped with computers and other toys, participants camp on-site and immerse themselves in their technical environment. AFP PHOTO / BRITTA PEDERSEN

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Sebastian works on his computer as he takes part in the Campus Party Europe electronic entertainment event in Berlin. The weeklong, 24-hours-a-day technology festival for thousands of “campuseros” - hackers, developers, gamers and geeks is running until August 26, 2012. Equipped with computers and other toys, participants camp on-site and immerse themselves in their technical environment. AFP PHOTO / BRITTA PEDERSEN

6/8 Sebastian works on his computer as he takes part in the Campus Party Europe electronic entertainment event in Berlin. The weeklong, 24-hours-a-day technology festival for thousands of “campuseros” - hackers, developers, gamers and geeks is running until August 26, 2012. Equipped with computers and other toys, participants camp on-site and immerse themselves in their technical environment. AFP PHOTO / BRITTA PEDERSEN

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Judith from Spain takes part in the Campus Party Europe electronic entertainment event in Berlin. The weeklong, 24-hours-a-day technology festival for thousands of “campuseros” - hackers, developers, gamers and geeks is running until August 26, 2012. Equipped with computers and other toys, participants camp on-site and immerse themselves in their technical environment. AFP PHOTO / BRITTA PEDERSEN

7/8 Judith from Spain takes part in the Campus Party Europe electronic entertainment event in Berlin. The weeklong, 24-hours-a-day technology festival for thousands of “campuseros” - hackers, developers, gamers and geeks is running until August 26, 2012. Equipped with computers and other toys, participants camp on-site and immerse themselves in their technical environment. AFP PHOTO / BRITTA PEDERSEN

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Inventor Sven Moeller works on his self-constructed computer during the Campus Party Europe electronic entertainment event in Berlin. The weeklong, 24-hours-a-day technology festival for thousands of “campuseros” - hackers, developers, gamers and geeks is running until August 26, 2012. Equipped with computers and other toys, participants camp on-site and immerse themselves in their technical environment. AFP PHOTO / STEPHANIE PILICK

8/8 Inventor Sven Moeller works on his self-constructed computer during the Campus Party Europe electronic entertainment event in Berlin. The weeklong, 24-hours-a-day technology festival for thousands of “campuseros” - hackers, developers, gamers and geeks is running until August 26, 2012. Equipped with computers and other toys, participants camp on-site and immerse themselves in their technical environment. AFP PHOTO / STEPHANIE PILICK