Wes Hardaker
If a photographer and a computer scientist had a tug-of-war it would look like my brain.
Computer Scientist for the Information Sciences Institute. Member of the Internet Architecture Board and the ICANN Board. Creator of Net-SNMP. DNS Root Server Operator. Photographer of the pretty, the wild and the small. Ex photography teacher. Hiker.
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At least I always win the arguments in my head.
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Slow Change
China Camp State Park, CA, US -
Mastodon please do your thing. Mmmk. Thanks. For the verse.
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Having returned from photographing a large conference in the last week (NDSS), I'm now processing 1000-ish images. And I have a request. It's a simple request. Can we please switch to printing all conference badges on 50% gray cards? Mmmmmk? Thank you.
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@drscriptt My talk on "You Don't Need The DNS Root Server System" at #nanog was published on youtube finally: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xog1Uerjq8g
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Circumferences
Tennessee Valley, CA, US#PhotoMonday #Photography #worldphoto #WorldPhotographyDay #BlackandWhitePhotogrophy #sfba
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And following my wonderfully silent Sunday hike, I went to watch something far far less silent...
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From this handy guide I expect you to learn two things:
1. How to navigate crowds more safely while travelling
2. That I became a photographer and not a painter for a reason(Proudly made with #kolourpaint and #kde
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At #ietf115 I measured all the rooms I was in and places I visited with a CO2 sensor. High CO2 levels are believed to be a proxy for airborne virus risk exposure. Here's my full write up with many graphs: https://www.isi.edu/~hardaker/news/20221106-ietf-c02-analysis/