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Shecky Tweets for 2010-12-17

Posted on December 17, 2010May 17, 2011 By Michael Kavka No Comments on Shecky Tweets for 2010-12-17
  • RT @threatpost: http://ow.ly/3qa2X: HP acknowledges security issue with storage networking equipment with hard-coded "back door" account. #
  • An #FBI backdoor in #OpenBSD #Security #BigBrother #
  • One #WikiLeaks mirror is classified as spam and people go nuts. #Spamhaus even suggested a better mirror to use. #
  • Yay for the millionth time analysts and Industry experts say the #iPhone is coming to #Verizon Personally I hope they are wrong again. #
  • #U S. ranks 25th in the world for #Internet connection speed: Yeah, we are falling even farther behind. #
  • @microsoftsubnet Except it still hasn't been officially announced, and we have been through big pubs claiming its coming before. in reply to microsoftsubnet #
  • I have to wonder why people have to write up speculation as fact. #
  • @microsoftsubnet A lot of them have seen very sure this time, But everyone thought the same earlier this year. in reply to microsoftsubnet #
  • the problem with iPhone on Verizon is that Apple asks for too much control. Android has been a good fit and very popular for Verizon. #
  • @Attercap Yeah, but Its more disappointing from more Credible publications. Reporting really gets stupid at times. in reply to kimiu #
  • I've noticed that there is no price difference between eBooks and non-eBooks. That sucks. #

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