I'm Glad I Don't Have One Of Those Cell Phone Things

After following the news about Anthony Weiner and his short comings using his cell phone and Twitter.
From today's The Daily: As the world has attempted to make sense of Rep. Anthony Weiner’s claim that his Twitter account was hacked, a key clue has been missing: exactly how the notorious groin pic was posted online.
But according to data provided exclusively to The Daily from TweetCongress.org, a nonprofit website that captures each member of Congress’s Twitter feeds in real time, the shot seen round the world was transmitted using TweetDeck — a popular Adobe desktop application that links up with social networking sites. A review of Weiner’s Twitter stream from May 27, the day of the crotch pic, shows that Weiner had been posting only from TweetDeck — one of many ways to post messages to Twitter —that entire night.
Chet Wisniewski, a senior security adviser at security software company SophosLabs, said the TweetDeck stamp “does make it more plausible that it did come from him.”
Weiner used TweetDeck frequently, but he often also posted from the Web directly or from his BlackBerry. A widely circulated explanation for how Weiner’s Twitter account could have been hacked by email would also seem to be incompatible with the fact that the message in question originated on TweetDeck. If email had been used, the message probably would have originated via the photosharing site Yfrog, where the infamous picture was posted.
However, this information doesn’t rule out the possibility that the congressman’s Twitter account was infiltrated — as Weiner has publicly suggested. But experts say it adds another hurdle for an alibi that has come under increasing fire.
http://www.thedaily.com/page/2011/06/05/060511-news-weiner-1-4/
Tweet Deck, Tweek Duck, Twitter, TweetCongress, Apps- it is all Chinese to me.
How many times has someone screwed up, claim they didn't do it and then be caught by technology?
I've had two computers in my time, first when I first started going to college, I bought a Tandy (Radio Shack) computer that still had 5 1/2" floppy disks along with 3 1/2 floppy disks and no CD slot. Then I bought my 2nd computer in 1995, an HP.
I'll take my old land line telephone and 7 year old computer any time.