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Shecky Tweets for 2011-05-03

Posted on May 3, 2011 By Michael Kavka No Comments on Shecky Tweets for 2011-05-03
  • Been using an #iPad for a couple weeks now that was supplied by my office. Good and bad to it. I still think a netbook is more useful. #
  • @briankrebs The U.S. in 26th place. I really figured us lower due to costs and slow upgrading of infrastructure. in reply to briankrebs #
  • I find it funny that a press conference is called fo X time and it is always late. #
  • I also wonder why I have not seen local stations break in to start talking about it yet. #isbinladendead #
  • Amazingly, Twitter hasn't melted from the BinLaden talk. At least, not yet. #
  • What’s Old Is New again: #Sony #PSNHack #PS3 #Security #
  • Just remember, odds are that Bin Laden's death will be used to spread Malware, do Phishing attacks, and try to compromise your PC. #
  • So #ATT now imposes Broadband #Datacaps 250GB per month if you have U-Verse. I had the same limit on #Comcast and never came close to it. #
  • @bitrandombit Considering that unlike Comcast, they will jsut charge you for the overage, its not so damn bad. in reply to bitrandombit #
  • Hmmm.. Was checking my site, and found that the category links keep showing nothing even though WPAdmin says items are there. #
  • Forged memory fools antimalware: A new development in rootkits http://tek.io/mBgVOl #Malware #Rootkits #Security #
  • Ok, Site category issue fixed. Seems a plugin for categories broke the showing of posts in the categories. #WP #WPPlugins #
  • RT @edbott: Researchers discover "fully operational" DIY kit for Mac malware. iPad and Linux release up next? http://zd.net/is7Plk #
  • RT @edbott: AV software sold through the Mac App Store does not have a real-time scanner b/c of store limitations #
  • After botched child porn raid, judge sees the light on IP addresses: #YRO #
  • Hmmm. seems Ubuntu 11.04 has taken a step backward. No longer seems to support Separate X servers. #

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