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Unplugging, Photos to Follow

Wednesday, August 9th, 2006

I’ll be here for a few days, hopefully unplugged from the Internet and even cell phones. I’m planning to take a bunch of pictures, though, and they’ll appear in the usual place.

I picked up something that will help me geotag those pictures, if I don’t manage to do something stupid like erase my tracks… (I don’t know why Amazon isn’t showing the $50 rebate anymore, but it was there when I bought it, and still seems to be available, at least until the end of 2006.)

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Wednesday, July 13th, 2005 
$ ssh jepstone.net
bjepson@jepstone.net's password: *****
Last login: Sat Jul  9 15:11:46 2005
  from na-200-78-168-66.na.avantel.net.mx

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View from the Pyramid

Saturday, July 9th, 2005


We visited Chichen
Itza yesterday, and got plenty of
photos.

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Buttle, Tuttle? Who’s minding this store?

Sunday, January 11th, 2004

Mark Frauenfelder: Why can’t Homeland Security tell the difference between Al Quaeda and my six-year-old daughter?

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A Nokia 3650 in the Mountains

Friday, October 31st, 2003

Jim Bray: “I’m down in the mountains of Western North Carolina these days, using my new Nokia 3650 for e-mail and primitive web-browsing, and as a camera, video-camera, tape recorder, notepad and general PDA. Gotta love it.” (I linked to this once before, but he’s since updated it with a bunch of pictures)

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Pretty Pictures

Sunday, October 26th, 2003

Jim Bray has been posting some
Nokia 3650 videos from North Carolina. Ernie Rothman has a wonderful
picture of the Newport Cliff Walk.

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