Photos | Nick Crompton in Gray Shirt and Baseball Cap
DefCon 18 attendee Nick Crompton stands out from the crowd in his gray shirt and signature baseball cap, surrounded by computer enthusiasts and consumer electronics.
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pc urban cord backpack factory computer hardware couch glasses shirt footwear bag bride teen pen nick crompton crowd necklace keyboard chair dc manufacturing jewelry hardware baseball cap table building nick wedding electronics shoe handbag desk crompton defcon boy wristwatch screen belt cup consumer architecture machine baseball hat furniture photos/defcon accessories headgear laptop computer monitor cap part
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