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Jason at Epcot, 1989-2005, hero's journey to sysadminhood

Cory Doctorow at 10:38 pm Fri, Feb 26, 2010

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Jason sez, "Six photos of me, Jason, under the 'Jason' sign at Epcot's The Living Seas attraction taken over the years 1989-2005. See me start as a gorky 15 year old in short shorts, pass through the fanny pack years of the 90s, and move on to become the grizzled, bearded sysadmin I am today." There is a well-brought-up man indeed! I have a similar series of pics of me with the Haunted Mansion sign that I keep meaning to post.

Jason at The Living Seas (Thanks, Jason!)

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  • jfrancis

    That was one of the first things I ever worked on.

    http://www.digitalartform.com/archives/2009/04/matching_comput.html

  • jbm

    Ah, the OLD Living Seas. Sill have the musical loop for the place. While I like Nemo’s theming the first half, it falls appart after the ride in a bunch of nonsense. Sea Base Alpha for life (and the )hydrolators

  • Hanglyman

    Good thing you didn’t pick Horizons, I guess.

    Damn I miss that ride.

  • mercator

    Heh, grizzled. I was expecting to see an old guy.