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@WinObs Tweeted Links for December 31, 2012

Posted by WinObs | Dec 31, 2012

  • Gadget Batteries Get New Scrutiny
  • Microsoft says IE 6, 7, and 8 vulnerable to remote code execution
  • Top 10 Education blog posts of 2012
  • Fake apps: Behind the effective social strategy of fraudulent paid-archives
  • Predicting the most unlikely tech events that will happen in 2013
  • Outlook 2013 : Differences between To-Do Bar and Peeks for Calendar
  • The Real Story Behind Neil Armstrong’s History-Making Line
  • “Should I wait a few months to see if computer component prices drop or buy now?”
  • TwitPic snared by Google’s malware detector
  • Practical Cybersecurity, Part 6 – Bringing it all together
  • New Year 2013: Take five minutes to make your family safer
  • Practical Cybersecurity, Part 5 – What should we teach?
  • Practical Cybersecurity, part 4 – Metacognition
  • Practical Cybersecurity, part 3 – Experience
  • Practical Cybersecurity, Part 2 – Expertise
  • The Most Dangerous Part of Using Electronics on a Plane Is the FAA’s Rules Against It
  • Practical Cybersecurity, Part 1 – The problem of Education
  • More proof that social media experts aren’t
  • IE flaw may allow Windows PCs to be hijacked, Microsoft warns

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