Glenn Fleishman joined host Chuck Joiner on MacVoices about his book Take Control of Untangling Connections. In part one, Glenn offers tips on figuring out what cable is right for what task and how to identify cables. In part two, Glenn continues the discussion with thoughts on USB-C, Thunderbolt, and more.
Author: Joe Kissell
Friday Report: April 15, 2022
We released another updated book this week, which offers detailed instructions for using the Mac command line in any version of macOS up through Monterey. Unfortunately, next week is spring break.
Friday Report: April 8, 2022
We released a small update to “Take Control of Backing Up Your Mac” this week, and we’re slowly but surely making our way through the list of other updates we’re behind on.
Sunday Report: April 3, 2022
Last week we released a new book about cables, ports, and connectors. Plus a new edition of our Audio Hijack book. And there’s plenty more where those came from.
Friday Report: March 25, 2022
My finger is poised over the big red “Publish!” button for a new edition of one of our books, just waiting for the go-ahead from an external source. More are in the queue!
Friday Report: March 18, 2022
Four new updated books appeared this week, but only four of them were by Glenn Fleishman :-). Two more big new editions are getting very, very close. Also: spring is in the air, if not yet on the calendar.
Friday Report: March 11, 2022
If only Apple had waited until next Monday, 3/14, for their big product announcement, it could have been Apple Pi Day. What an incredible missed opportunity.
Friday Report: March 4, 2022
As a senseless and tragic war rages in Ukraine, snow is falling here in Saskatchewan and we’re trying to muddle through work as best we can. Slow progress is occurring.
Friday Report: Febliary 25, 2022
This was one of those very busy and stressful weeks where I have nothing to show for my efforts but accurate entries in our accounting software and other instances of getting my ducks in a row. But that’s not nothing.
Friday Report: Febliary 18, 2022
If you think the titles of this month’s blog posts contain typos, you should maybe read the actual posts. This one in particular :-). Also, hey, updated books!