tar
In computing, tar is a computer software utility for collecting many files into one archive file, often referred to as a tarball, for distribution or backup purposes. The name is derived from ape chive, as it was originally developed to write data to sequential I/O devices with no file system of their own.
Tar People (First 49 people) - Page 6
Patrick Bruders
American musician
Ric Fierabracci
American bassist
Bob Kakaha
Bassist
Robt Ptak
American singer
Levent Yüksel
Turkish singer
Gregory Page
Singer
JJ Appleton
American musician
Pablo Sciuto
Musician
Susan Herndon
American singer
Colin Marston
American instrumentalist
Slavin Slavchev
Bulgarian singer
Shaun Steels
British drummer
Lori Linstruth
American guitarist
Dwayne Dolphin
Musician
Nic Offer
Musician
Ingo Schwichtenberg
German drummer
Markus Grosskopf
German musician
Derek Kerswill
American musician
Simon Andersson
Musician
Share Pedersen
Bass player
Aristazabal Hawkes
Bass player
Dan Sartain
American musician
Dan Briggs
Musician
Josh Ansley
Bass player
Bob Schmidt
American baseball player
Burke Shelley
Bass guitarist
Steve Pfauter
Musician
Joe Hasselvander
American musician
Alan Landsman
American vocalist
Mikey Hachey
American bassist
Sam Goldberg Jr.
Canadian musician
Josh Portman
American musician
Piotr Wiwczarek
Polish musician
Krister Dreyer
Norwegian musician
David Wolfenberger
Singer
Yaba Angelosi
South Sudanese singer
Joey Molland
Composer
Justin Moyer
American musician
Kieren Webster
Bass guitarist
Jason DeCorse
Tobias Exxel
Bass player
Pit Passarell
Bassist
JanChris de Koeijer
Dutch bass player
Paul Cargnello
Canadian singer-songwriter
Denyss McKnight
Canadian musician
Aristotle Dreher
Sami Wolking
Finnish musician
