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Shecky Tweets for 2011-05-04

Posted on May 4, 2011 By Michael Kavka No Comments on Shecky Tweets for 2011-05-04

Advanced Persistent Tweets: Zero-Day in 140 Characters: #RSA #Security @Briankrebs # @chrisbrogan @karengarcia Might want to check out this article: http://cnet.co/iGWDAU in reply to chrisbrogan # How to avoid sharing personal info online: http://cnet.co/jND1xr #Privacy #Security #CNET # The whole Sony hack and subsequent mismanagement of notification, just goes to show that corps. are not…

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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…

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Shecky Tweets for 2011-04-29

Posted on April 29, 2011 By Michael Kavka No Comments on Shecky Tweets for 2011-04-29

With all the #Privacy concerns about the #iPhone and #iPad I am just waiting for the #DCMA lawsuit filed by #Apple against the researchers. # TomTom sorry for giving customer driving data to cops: #BigBrother #Privacy # Is Ice-Cream the solution to Honeycomb? Why not. Everyone loves Ice-Cream! Ice-Cream is what I eat when I've…

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