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Earlier today I visited my sister who returned last week from the trip to Africa. She showed me quite a few pictures she’s taken in Tanzania, but one picture caught my attention in a special way – the one of her reaching the top of Kilimanjaro.

Kilimanjaro is the highest mountain in Africa, 5,895 m asl (some 20,000 feet) and proud climbers take a lot of pictures, just like my sister did. Some even put some stickers on the summit signs and boxes (see in the background).

But I really wonder who on earth would think of taking an Apple sticker to the roof of Africa ?

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What is Mac OS X Dock ? It’s the beautiful thing on the bottom of your screen, the thing you either love or hate, but the thing you can’t live without after you’ve been using it for a while. It provides easy access to some of the applications on your Mac, displays which applications are currently running, and holds windows in their minimized state.

What are these icons ?

The icons are representing applications you have on your Mac. Some have been placed there during the OS X installation, others are placed there by the user. Sometimes you will see the little black triangle, just below the icon, this means this application is running.

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One thing I always hated on my MacBook Pro was the absence of any feet that would raise the back of the computer, making it easier to type.

Thankfully Cool Feet (by Bluelounge) come to the rescue. Cool Feet is a set of medium-hard rubber feet that lifts your laptop on the back and the front, allowing for more comfortable, ergonomic position of your keyboard. It also lifts your laptop off the desk, allowing for more air circulation that provides better cooling of your machine.

Cool Feet are easily attached and held by suction cup, so no glue is needed. The pack includes continue reading…