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Tech Talker: Quick and Dirty Tips to Navigate the Digital World

The "Automated Planet Finder" could make astronomers of us all

Digital photo data, cookies and peer-to-peer networks tell more about us than we think

When the White House said it knew nothing of the Internet's worst security flaw, many felt more relief than anger—and that’s a terrible sign

Tech Talker: Quick and Dirty Tips to Navigate the Digital World

The ramifications from the years-long security hole are both better and worse than we initially thought

More than 100 tiny satellites are set to launch into space on April 14th, in a demonstration of a possible future inexpensive technology that could pave the way for the $1,000 satellite. Clara Moskowitz reports 

 

The Heartbleed Internet security flaw has made a mess that might not be cleaned up for awhile

Here is what you need to know to understand the problem and how to respond

I wasn't an early adopter of Facebook. I couldn't possibly have been less interested, but a friend asked that I join so we could keep in touch, so I obliged.

Over the past couple of days, I have been reviewing some citations for student projects.  Several of the students submitted citations in which they expressed confusion over what page numbers to include.

Expectations are high as the first of six European Sentinel satellite launches