Sorasit :3

[Sorasit :3 @sorasit_smith]

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[PC Gamer @pcgamer]

August 3, 2026 — When ethernet was first designed in the 1970s, the first cables to use it were all yellow, for two primary reasons.

The first was that one of ethernet specification's creators, Rich Seifert, really liked yellow.

"It's my favorite color. I drove a yellow car, I have yellow furniture," Seifert said in a presentation at this year's Vintage Computer Festival titled History of Ethernet: Musings of an Early Networker. Specifically, ethernet was "1968 Corvette yellow."

The second reason Seifert pushed for ethernet cables to all be this specific shade of yellow was more practical than aesthetic.

While today ethernet is typically run over small twisted pair cables, it initially used a much bulkier coaxial cable that had to be physically connected using a vampire tap that physically "bit into" the metal cable, through its rubber shielding, to make contact. Ethernet's creators were worried about what might happen if you used one of those vampire taps on the wrong cable by mistake—a power cable, for instance.

"This stuff was strung up in ceilings, and it'd run all over the place and you'd drop taps down from the ceiling," Seifert said. "To attach a transceiver to this thing, it would clamp on, so you'd literally have to drill into the cable. There are a whole lot of cables up there in the ceiling. I did not want anyone drilling into a power cable. This would not be a good idea. So I wanted to make sure you could distinguish the power cable from the ethernet cable, so I made this thing as bright as I could possibly make it."

—Wes Fenlon

[PRAGMATA @PRAGMATAgame]

I've had so much fun on here, but Hugh says it's time to go. I've learned so much about Earth! Hugh says it'll be useful when we get there! 🥰

GOODBYE FOR NOW! I'll never forget you all! 🥹

[PRAGMATA @PRAGMATAgame]

Hack COMPLETE! Hi everyone, it's me, Diana! I'll be posting here for a little bit! I'm so excited to learn about Earth from you all. Let's play together, okay?

[Sorasit :3 @sorasit_smith]

ปีหน้าเอาอีก 😂 #tuktukgp

[MotoGP™🏁 @MotoGP]

WHEELING A TUK-TUK 🤯

@topfragrls and @jackmilleraus putting on a SHOW already 😂

#ThaiGP 🇹🇭

[Waririn 🎮 ⌜VZ⌟ @WaririnChannel]

😌

[Sorasit :3 @sorasit_smith]

นั่งฟังเพลงเก่าๆ แล้วก็ร้องไห้ 🥹
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แก่ละสินะ

[Progress Bar 2026 @ProgressBar202_]

2023 is 87% complete.

[non aesthetic things @PicturesFoIder]

legend

[Sorasit :3 @sorasit_smith]

Ann delete itself… LOL 😂

[🪞Maink🪞 @Maink068]

⚠️แชร์อุทาหรณ์สุดมันส์⚠️

ใครคิดมา #เที่ยวยุโรป ขอเตือนอย่าทิ้งเงิน&แบรนด์เนมไว้แม้แต่ในห้องพักโรงแรมรวมถึงตอนนอนให้เอาของมีค่ามาไว้ติดตัว

นี่ขนาดโรงแรม4ดาวค.ปลอดภัยสูง คุณน้าร่วมทริปยังโดนโจรบุกเข้าห้องพักตอนหลับขโมยเป๋าหลุยส์หลักแสนพร้อมเงินแบบค่ดอุกอาจ

(แต่จบอย่างพีค)
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[WinRAR @WinRAR_RARLAB]

Attention WinRAR family - there's a new member!
We ❤️ you too, Claudio!

[TrekCulture @TrekCulture]

Jack asks Seven about Voyager... (Remix)

@EditKrisEdit has been dying to share it.
#StarTrek #StarTrekPicard #TheBounty #Spoilers

[CDB＠初書籍発売中！ @C4Dbeginner]

@elonmusk HEY MR.MUSK.
please don't delete
dead people's memorial account.

[Sorasit :3 @sorasit_smith]

@elonmusk pls bring back @catsdotexe
#savecatsdotexe

[William Shatner @WilliamShatner]

Let the boy talk! Welcome to Starfleet Nathan! 🤝 https://t.co/swwT3zEQ8n

[Mark Hamill @MarkHamill]

We need to talk, son... #FranchiseConfusion https://t.co/vXxdnd3YVs

[Nathan Hamill @NathanHamill]

Happy 40th, Star Wars! #StarWars40th #starwars

[แกน่ะเก่ง @kaenakeng]

เป็นคนที่ Sensitive กับคำพูดมาก ยิ่งเป็นคำพูดคนใกล้ตัวคือยิ่งเก็บมาคิดมากกว่าเดิม เขาพูดอะไรไม่เข้าหูนิดหน่อยก็อารมณ์เริ่มไม่จอยแล้ว บางครั้งก็เข้าใจว่าหยอกเล่น แต่มันก็เสียความรู้สึกอะ55555555555

[ARCHIVED: NASA's Exploration Ground Systems @NASAGroundSys]

ARTEMIS I UPDATE: Engineers are making progress repairing the area where a liquid hydrogen leak was detected during the Artemis I launch attempt Sept. 3, and NASA is preserving options for the next launch opportunity as early as Friday, Sept. 23.
MORE: https://t.co/3G4fjiuzmc