Thanks for the feedback, Folks. Sean asked me to reply on this thread so here's the link and a little more info about the clip: Back in 1983, when the IBM PC was relatively new and the Mac had not yet been introduced, I was involved with a users group in New York called NYPC. In conjunction with the local Apple group, we produced an all-day event with microcomputer-related seminars, exhibits, and vendors. We also had guest speakers including Steve Wozniak of Apple and Bob Frankston of VisiCalc fame. I produced a video "covering" the event which was shown on public access cable TV. It was seen by probably no more than 4 people. The show included interviews with Wozniak and Frankston. Here's a 5-minute clip of the Wozniak interview. It's preceded by a brief chat between Woz and Frankston on the merits of the BASIC programming language. I hope you enjoy this little trip down memory lane: https://vimeo.com/788473906/f9281f58a4?share=copy

Greetings from a long-time lurker. A few months ago I tried posting a link to a video I thought this community would enjoy. It's a short interview with Steve Wozniak recorded 40 years ago when the Apple II was near its peak of popularity. I wrote a brief description and history, and included a link to the clip in my personal Vimeo account. My message was immediately "flagged as potential spam." Although it was "awaiting moderation" it never surfaced. I tried twice. IAC, I'd like to try again to send the link. I was told that Woz himself saw the clip a couple of days ago and that it cheered him up following his stroke in Mexico last week. Can anyone tell me if I somehow violated some CP code of conduct? Should I give it another shot? Thanks- -David

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Hello, I tried posting this last week. It was flagged for moderation and disappeared so I'm trying again. I certainly do not mean to offend, or violate any forum guidelines. --------------------- Hi, I've been lurking here for years. Thanks for the insights and entertainment. Perhaps I can finally make a small contribution. 40 years ago I helped run a user group in New York City for enthusiasts of the new IBM PC. Together with the local Apple group, we organized a one-day event featuring exhibits, demos, and vendor booths. We also had guest speakers including Bob Frankston, co-creator of VisiCalc, and Steve Wozniak of Apple. A friend and I produced a TV show based on the event that included an interview with Woz. I recently digitized the show and have posted a clip with that interview, preceded by a brief chat about BASIC between Wozniak and Frankston. I hope you enjoy it: https://vimeo.com/788473906/f9281f58a4

Hi, I've been lurking here for years. Thanks for the insights and entertainment. Perhaps I can finally make a small contribution. 40 years ago I helped run a user group in New York City for enthusiasts of the new IBM PC. Together with the local Apple group, we organized a one-day event featuring exhibits, demos, and vendor booths. We also had guest speakers including Bob Frankston, co-creator of VisiCalc, and Steve Wozniak of Apple. A friend and I produced a TV show based on the event that included an interview with Woz. I recently digitized the show and have posted a clip with that interview, preceded by a brief chat about BASIC between Wozniak and Frankston. I hope you enjoy it: https://vimeo.com/788473906/f9281f58a4

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I recently went on holiday and while my family waited patiently to start our trip I was stuck in my office trying to upload a large file to a client. I finally gave up so we could get going, having no real idea of how I would solve the problem. I had my computer with me, but our rental house had no Internet connection of any kind. I was able to get the file from my laptop to my new Droid Incredible via USB cable. The Droid has built-in VPN so I connected to my client with just a couple of tries. Poking around in the Android Market I found a free FTP app that allowed me to send the file, and a free RDP app that let me remote control my client's server, map a network drive, move the file to the proper folder, and unzip it. All ready to go. This was an important client, so I could almost justify a year's worth of Verizon charges with just this single mission. -David

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