This week on Twitter for 2010-08-22
- @dandruen Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it. in reply to dandruen #
- @donmcallister Did you try changing from Firewire to USB, or vice versa? in reply to donmcallister #
- @donmcallister Hmm…haven't had that one before. in reply to donmcallister #
- @DanCMos @stevensande LOL…I love it! in reply to DanCMos #
- Anyone have any tips for uncurling old photos (circa 1940 – 1950) for easier scanning? #
- @uliwitness Have several under heavy books now. Will see how that goes. Thanks! in reply to uliwitness #
- @JimTruswell Right, but most of those aren't crazy about curled photos. in reply to JimTruswell #
- @eolake As in water? in reply to eolake #
- @eolake I'll take a shot at it. Thanks! in reply to eolake #
- @JHPersing Will do. Trying to dry press them under books first, but will try soaking one in pure water then letting dry as well. #
- @adamengst Then I guess I'll get one wet and see how that goes. Thanks! in reply to adamengst #
- @mhm104 Trying pretty much every suggestion floated. By end of the week I'll know. Thanks! in reply to mhm104 #
- Steve Sande Takes Your iPad to the Max, on MacVoices http://bit.ly/9T9d6A #
- Ted Landau on the Ups and Downs of Jailbreaking, iOS File Sharing Options and Apple’s Cash, on MacNotables http://bit.ly/bV7P6B #
- @eolake Soaking and steam didn't work; curled them more if anything. Have several under stacks of books. in reply to eolake #
- Mark Fuccio of Data Robotics on the Speed of iSCSI, Their MacVoices Sponsorship, and a Drobo Contest, on MacVoices http://bit.ly/9mIrZv #
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Chuck Joiner is an active participant in the Apple space and beyond.
With interviewing skills honed by a career in insurance investigation,
negotiation and litigation management, and a passion for technology,
Chuck delivers content that is curiosity-driven and designed to both
entertain and inform. His productions include MacVoices, "The Talk of
the Mac Community," MacNotables, ("The Mac Experts You Want to Hear
From" and The MacJury ("Truth, Justice and the Macintosh Way").
Chuck is an outspoken advocate for Macintosh User Groups, serving as editor-in-chief of The MUG Center, the Internet's most comprehensive resource for and about Mac User Groups, and the host of the on-hiatus User Group Report, the very first show about the MUG community.
Chuck's credentials include almost five years as Chairman of the Apple User Group Advisory Board, Macworld Conference & Expo speaker, and seven- time User Group University faculty member.