Mark C

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Mastodon: @mcrocker@dmv.community Threads - markc221 Telecom Engineer. Mississippi Ex-Pat. Computer Guy. Nerd.

An arby's logo saying "Pee is stored in the balls"
Kagi's home page but it's 1996 looking like yahoo's homepage back then.
"A table summarizing generational cohorts by name, birth years, and current adult ages (as of 2026). It includes Gen Z (1997–2012, ages 14–29), Millennials (1981–1996, ages 30–45), Gen X (1965–1980, ages 46–61), Boomers II (Generation Jones, 1955–1964, ages 62–71), Boomers I (1946–1954, ages 72–80), Post War (1928–1945, ages 81–98), and WWII generation (1922–1927, ages 99–104). The design is clean, table-based, and notes Boomers are split into two cohorts due to differing experiences within the group."
a ring of dough with two hands stretching it out.
LinkedIn post by James Holder, a verified recruiter and board‑level/C‑suite executive staffing specialist (Dallas‑based, 24 Group top biller). The post, timestamped 4:00 PM, announces an urgent Dallas‑based opening for a Principal Wi‑Fi Network Engineer. It notes the role requires three days onsite, work within a small, highly autonomous engineering group focused on mastery, ownership, and purpose, and involves overseeing the health and performance of high‑density wireless networks in major venues (sports arenas, live‑entertainment spaces, large public areas). Below the description are two interface buttons: a “Attach download” button with a down‑arrow icon (🔽) and a “Write a message” text box placeholder reading “Write a message…”.
A grid of ten colorful video game cover images is displayed, featuring titles like Donkey Kong Bananza, The Last of Us Part II: Remastered, The Goonies II, Kick Master, World of Warcraft: The Ghosts of Karesh, The Last of Us Part I, Double Dragon, Battletoads, Donkey Kong Country Returns HD, and Sea of Stars: Throes of the Watchmaker. Each cover showcases unique artwork and design styles representing a mix of classic and modern games.