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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsAmazing interactive view over Notre Dame - Gigarama
On my iPad this is just amazing
You can even zoom in too
https://gigarama.ru/notredame/
Brother Buzz
(36,449 posts)progree
(10,909 posts)Staph
(6,252 posts)alt-plus sign to zoom in or alt-minus to zoom out.
Brother Buzz
(36,449 posts)I have no clue what alt-plus is, but it turns out all I need to do to to zoom in is use my trusty scroll wheel on my mouse. Easy peasy.
Thanks everyone!
I should have been more specific -- I guess that I have been out of IT support for too many years.
By "alt-plus", I meant hold down the ALT key and press the + (plus sign) key at the same time. "Alt-minus" means hold down the ALT key and press the - (minus sign) key.
That sometimes means, on certain keyboards, that you press ALT along with the = (equal sign) key, because SHIFT and the equal sign is probably the plus sign. You don't have to press the shift key, because SHIFt and = doesn't mean anything!
Now, if your Apple keyboard doesn't have an ALT key . . . , well, I can't help you!
Pluvious
(4,314 posts)It's the light weight ergonomic wireless one, so awesome
Brother Buzz
(36,449 posts)and gave it to me when the video board went south on my vintage iMac. Goodwill doesn't, by policy, sell computers, but they thought it was only a monitor; he knew otherwise and snagged it. My son's buddy, an idiot savant computer whiz, remotely hacked the password from eight-hundred miles away. It's really been a great computer and has much better internal speakers then an iMac so I intend to use it until it crashes and burns. I have a nice iMac in reserve I bought at UC Davis' Bargain Barn for a whopping forty bucks. It's doing light duty work chromcasting pirated baseball games to my smart TV until it's called into battle.
Oh, my Apple keyboards are NOS, also from UC Davis, and cost a whopping $2.50 each. They're wired, but they are the only one with white keys, something this old fart with bum eyes needs in darkened rooms.
Perhaps we can swap a couple of keys and make the world right.
Pluvious
(4,314 posts)Pluvious
(4,314 posts)MRDAWG
(501 posts)Brother Buzz
(36,449 posts)JDC
(10,130 posts)And around. Fricken shame.
Pluvious
(4,314 posts)JDC
(10,130 posts)KY_EnviroGuy
(14,493 posts)laying perched on top of one of the walls?
Looks like maybe the top ten or twenty feet of it survived almost intact...
Pluvious
(4,314 posts)Talk about fortuitous timing !!
It's just sad Tallon past away, but he had to know the importance of what he helped accomplish...
https://www.cnn.com/2019/04/16/world/andrew-tallon-notre-dame-laser-scan-trnd/index.html
KY_EnviroGuy
(14,493 posts).............
Pachamama
(16,887 posts)DRoseDARs
(6,810 posts)Or perhaps it was simply that they got this unique view out first before anyone else did?
Not all Russians are on Putin's payroll. We need to remember that.
Pachamama
(16,887 posts)Meanwhile - I will respectfully disagree with you on the statement about Russians and choose to remember otherwise.
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Pluvious
(4,314 posts)I never know how to properly respond sometimes.
So I just move on
progressoid
(49,992 posts)AZ8theist
(5,479 posts)sandensea
(21,643 posts)Thanks for posting this, Pluvious. What a find!
Pluvious
(4,314 posts)sandensea
(21,643 posts)They have a steep climb ahead of them; but I know they can do it.
Pluvious
(4,314 posts)sandensea
(21,643 posts)I'm not surprised, given the how devoted most European countries are to their architectural heritage.
President Macron seems sure they can rebulid in 5 years. Others say that's just too optimistic.
My hope is that they take all the time they need to get it right. You can't have corner-cutting with something like this.
Larissa
(790 posts)I didn't give it a second thought when Macron made his statement about wanting to get the refurbishing work done in five years. But after seeing the panoramic view of the horrific damage . . . from above it looks like a barbecue pit. I know nothing about structural engineering, but I hope the cathedral is made secure against risk of falling debris on the workers. The rose windows -- although intact -- have moved about eight inches out of their original position. The cathedral had been in such sad shape that it wasn't uncommon to find broken off pieces of limestone and other materials.
mnhtnbb
(31,397 posts)I can see the rooftop of the hotel where we stayed on the Left Bank when we were in Paris two years ago and I took the photos that I posted with Memories of Notre Dame.
Pluvious
(4,314 posts)Years ago we stayed in some small hotel on that little island next to Notre Dame, and it was SUCH a tiny room for the huge cost, I was blown away.
My Parisian friend who got us the reservation kept trying to explain how exclusive it was lol.
All wasted on us barbarians heh.