View at Picasa Close-up of Meteora monastery cable car and new step access.01-Jan-2004 20:32, EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY KODAK DX7440 ZOOM DIGITAL CAMERA, 5.6, 14.8mm, 0.008 sec, ISO 80	View at Picasa For comparative purposes, this was the best shot I got.02-Jan-2004 07:49, EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY KODAK DX7440 ZOOM DIGITAL CAMERA, 4.8, 22.0mm, 0.5 sec, ISO 80	View at Picasa Delphi is, uh, a long way up.01-Jan-2004 01:37, EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY KODAK DX7440 ZOOM DIGITAL CAMERA, 3.4, 5.5mm, 0.001 sec, ISO 80	View at Picasa Please wait for ferry before driving car off ramp.01-Jan-2004 00:00, EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY KODAK DX7440 ZOOM DIGITAL CAMERA, 3.4, 5.5mm, 0.001 sec, ISO 80	View at Picasa The New (Venetian) Fort at Corfu Town.02-Jan-2004 06:43, EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY KODAK DX7440 ZOOM DIGITAL CAMERA, 4.8, 22.0mm, 0.006 sec, ISO 80	View at Picasa	View at Picasa Hong Kong Garden fire, 12/31/0931-Dec-2009 15:57, HTC OZONE	View at Picasa Meteora monastery.01-Jan-2004 21:02, EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY KODAK DX7440 ZOOM DIGITAL CAMERA, 4.8, 22.0mm, 0.004 sec, ISO 80	View at Picasa If you have enough bandwidth, you get Avogadro's #/KB/sec with Juniper's VPN!	View at Picasa More goats.02-Jan-2004 01:48, EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY KODAK DX7440 ZOOM DIGITAL CAMERA, 3.4, 5.5mm, 0.008 sec, ISO 80	View at Picasa There are a lot of monasteries at Meteora.01-Jan-2004 21:05, EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY KODAK DX7440 ZOOM DIGITAL CAMERA, 4.0, 8.2mm, 0.003 sec, ISO 80

Apple Boot Options

Holding down various keys on boot allows you to do some pretty nifty stuff with Macs:

Holding the ‘T’ key on boot starts up the computer in target mode – it can then be connected to another Mac and will appear as a standard FireWire drive on the Desktop.
Holding the ‘Option’ key on boot will bring up a menu of all the drives attached to your system, and allow you to choose which to boot from. This is handy if you have both OS 9 and OS X running on the same machine.
Holding the ‘C’ key on boot will boot from the CD drive. This is used for re-installing the operating system, or running tools such as TechToolPro.
Holding down the mouse button on boot opens the CD drive. Very handy, if you’ve ever gotten a CD stuck that the Mac won’t recognize, but still won’t eject.

Dec 12, 2005

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