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The computer a CIA analyst would have used 20-30 years ago. Since it dealt with Top Secret data, the entire computer housing is shielded so errant data couldn't be picked up from outside spies. They later figured out they could get the same effect by shielding an entire building and then just use regular computers.
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Another round of photos from Dagstuhl. Most of these are of seminar participants engaged in various evening R&R activities (card games and billiards, for example), as well as some more night shots outside.
None of these have been cleaned or edited except for being shrunk to make them easier to upload en masse.
I could see only a negative effect of original front cover, so removed it.
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My little set of figures on top of our computer monitor. I bought the Mareep and TokiDoki Cactus pup, and Kathryn got me the cupcake lip gloss this past summer at an arcade down in Cape Cod.
November 12 2010
it's like a spaghetti jar with a hole in the top to thread the yarn through. yay no more tangled yarn -- as long as i remember to use it.
Some of the computers were pretty wild, and a few had beacons on them. Maybe it's a safety thing like the red beacon on an aircraft? I forgot to ask.
One other thing, I never tuck my computer in before putting it in sleep mode. This guy must really love his computer.
FINALLY! the long wait is over. you may now savour my non-photographic computer-generated art. hesitate not and make it your new desktop background today!
Day 15: March 1, 2009
My cute little 9" computer that keeps me sane at home, and on which I have spent most of my time today.