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#throwbackthursday

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Hot Dog Water, NotZee Squasher

This was 24 years ago today. I had been saving for a printing press for a while, decided instead to go overseas figuring I never would be able to again. See art.
Meanwhile, Mrs. Water and I had connected on the eBay message boards, building a long-distance relationship over a couple years. Yeah, but before catfishing, so shaddup. 😁
I convinced her to join me. We met in O'Hare international, spent 3 weeks being happily, stupidly awkward. Not awkward anymore.😉
#ThrowbackThursday #tbt

A scattered collage of about 20 photos on a cloudy March day at the Eiffel Tower, on a black background. They are arranged with photos looking down at the Seine and city at the bottom, leading up to ground-level shots looking up at the top, at the top.
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Ali 🔴🟠🟡🟢🔵🟣

#ThrowbackThursday to when I used to go to NAIT for website design and in my one class we had to draw an animal in a bunch of different styles. I got too much migraines to continue with my classes so this was all I made for my project. I wonder what life would be like if I could have finished and actually went with making websites for a living?

Seven square pictures of alligators in varying styles.
#alligator#art#drawings
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G (megabyteGhost)

#ThrowbackThursday to my first time playing Respectable Street "Punk On The Patio" 2025.02.21 #tbt (Vid description: a white guy with long hair DJing at a big table. The background has industrial looking power lines and then behind that is a high rise apartment building.)

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John Kristoff

#ThrowbackThursday Here is a ~20 year old plot showing the frequency distribution of client source port usage at an edu #DNS resolver. Notice how the most common ports started at around 1024? That was Microsoft Windows. This picture should look a lot different if I were to redraw this today.

Gnu plot visualization showing the distribution of src port usage. Biggest peak at ~1024. Also a lower peak at around ~49152. y-axis goes to over 100,000. x-axis goes from 0 to 65535 (but drawn to 10,000).
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