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Top Stories @PCWorld Feb 19, 2016 That Linux flaw may be fixed, but what about your containers? Countless patching efforts are now under way for the years-old bug discovered in the GNU C Library this week, but organizations that use container technology shouldn't relax just yet. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Microsoft's Plumbago app promises to make your chickenscratch legible • Grab a custom gamer ID with Google Play Games • Sling TV adds ABC in "Broadcast Extra" package, affiliates be damned • Remote desktop tool distributed by Comodo enabled privilege escalation • How to turn your screencast into a GIF with Recordit • Get your GearVR ready: Samsung's Galaxy S7 launch will stream in virtual reality • Another IoT group? OCF may really be the one to make it all work • Review: The $79 Endless Mini PC isn't for you, but it's still pretty cool • Move over, Amazon: The US military is also developing a delivery drone • Facebook Messenger ads might behave like voluntary text spam • Firefox 2.0 for iOS released with convenient new features aimed at iPhone strengths Microsoft's Plumbago app promises to make your chickenscratch legible In theory, the Plumbago app for Windows should make handwritten notes on a tablet legible. In practice, is does nothing of the sort. Read More ▶ Grab a custom gamer ID with Google Play Games The new feature lets you craft a unique identity much like you're able to create with console or PC gaming. Read More ▶ Sling TV adds ABC in "Broadcast Extra" package, affiliates be damned Sling TV gets its first broadcast channels with ABC and Univision, though the service is not available everywhere. Read More ▶ Remote desktop tool distributed by Comodo enabled privilege escalation Security software vendor Comodo patched a security weakness in its GeekBuddy remote PC support tool that could have enabled malware or exploits to gain admin privileges on computers. Read More ▶ How to turn your screencast into a GIF with Recordit Because sometimes an animated GIF really is worth a thousand words. Read More ▶ Get your GearVR ready: Samsung's Galaxy S7 launch will stream in virtual reality Even if you don't have a headset, you'll be able to see the Barcelona launch from multiple camera angles on a PC or smartphone. Read More ▶ Another IoT group? OCF may really be the one to make it all work Major companies in the Internet of Things have formed the Open Connectivity Foundation, a group that could have the critical mass to make all embedded devices in homes and companies talk to each other. Read More ▶ Review: The $79 Endless Mini PC isn't for you, but it's still pretty cool This mini PC aims to give people with limited Internet access a useful computing experience. Read More ▶ Move over, Amazon: The US military is also developing a delivery drone The U.S. Army is exploring the use of drones to deliver supplies to soldiers on the battlefield, a potentially game-changing use for an emerging technology that until now has been mostly identified with the future delivery of household items. Read More ▶ Facebook Messenger ads might behave like voluntary text spam Chatting with businesses on Facebook Messenger could open you up to message-based ads. Read More ▶ Firefox 2.0 for iOS released with convenient new features aimed at iPhone strengths A new version of Firefox for iOS is out with some nice additions if you're running a newer device. Read More ▶

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