Compiling nmap

After cvs updating my ports tree in OpenBSD, I was going through and compiling a bunch of fun stuff, noticed this one building nmap:

config.status: creating nsock_config.h
   (  )   /\   _                 (
    \ |  (  \ ( \.(               )                      _____
  \  \ \  `  `   ) \             (  ___                 / _   \
 (_`    \+   . x  ( .\            \/   \____-----------/ (o)   \_
- .-               \+  ;          (  O                           \____
                          )        \_____________  `              \  /
(__                +- .( -'.- <. - _  VVVVVVV VV V\                 \/
(_____            ._._: <_ - <- _  (--  _AAAAAAA__A_/                |
  .    /./.+-  . .- /  +--  - .     \______________//_              \_______
  (__ ' /x  / x _/ (                                  \___'          \     /
 , x / ( '  . / .  /                                      |           \   /
    /  /  _/ /    +                                      /              \/
   '  (__/                                             /                  \
             NMAP IS A POWERFUL TOOL -- USE CAREFULLY AND REPONSIBLY
Configuration complete.  Type make (or gmake on some *BSD machines) to compile.

ASCII art makes me nostalgic.

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  • It is a dragon with a cloud of fire/smoke. See his eyes and teeth?
  • I'm slow I think. Even with a fixed-width font, I have no idea what that is supposed to be? Is it a gun and a cloud of smoke?
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