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Jonathan, The 5th precinct was an electronic bulletin board run by Tom for the local Apple user group. It was free to join and Tom ran it on an Apple //e in his basement. Users dialed in from their

What was that, Tom and Harry?

I do. I used to login to it frequently. Harry Harry Jacobson-Beyer hejb44@... 502.417.4885

Remember the 5th Precinct? It was run on Apple //e. I still have it. Tom Guenthner Louisville, Ky

Remember the 5th Precinct? It was run on Apple //e. I still have it. Tom Guenthner Louisville, Ky

Ed, Thanks for this. I miss my Apple //e. I learned to program in basic and it was so much fun. I stayed up well into the night writing code on that machine and I wish I still had it to play with.

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Thanks so much Bill, this looks interesting. Appreciate your help John

I use other tools because ARD has limitations. If you like the way ARD works, you might check out a nice tool called Screens that I use from the desktop and iOS devices. That said, ARD does not work

USB and USB-3 often have the same physical connector. Why would you do that? Do you have a device that has the funky flatter version of USB-3 connector? If you do you can use a dongle, or you can use

Hi John, There is this hub from OWC https://www.owcdigital.com/products/usb-c-dock/ It has usb 3.1 ports allowing thumb drives. The ethernet port would open one port on your computer. If you had a

Does anyone on the list use Apple Remote Desktop to manage Macs? I have an issue and wanted to see if it is just my particular setup or if this the new behavior for the program. Thanks!

Jonathan, what if you plug a usb-3 to usb dongle, then connect a usb hub to the dongle? Harry Harry Jacobson-Beyer hejb44@... 502.417.4885

Thank you Jonathan! A great explanation. The audio port goes to Bose speakers. On one side the USB-C goes to the power supply, the other goes to Ethernet. On the other side one goes to an HDMI for for

USB-C and Thunderbolt are often conflated. Thunderbolt is basically PCI bus on a wire that happens to also be compatible with USB. That’s why it is so fast. I would gather however that it is tough

Thank you Lee, that’s the problem I continually find, everything is USB A. Your link is the first I’ve seen with USB-C additional ports. John

Belkin makes one. <https://www.belkin.com/en/p/p-f4u090/> But, I wouldn’t buy it because it’s USB 3.0 instead of 3.1 and doesn’t do power or video pass-through. I suspect the reason for them

I need additional USB-C ports on the MacBook Pro. The four are not adequate. I’ve looked and looked for a hub that has USB-C ports instead of the normal HDMI, Ethernet, USB-A, Card slot…. Does

Harry Just thinking out loud, which is more dangerous than the Corona. John

John, Tech Restore had my computer and mouse for several days - and didn’t have any issues. They didn’t have all my USB drives or keyboard. So I don’t think it’s the USB card - I think as Lee