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| Re:What's the point? | ||||||
| Re:Didn't we already have the wheel group for this | ||||||
| attached to Sudo vs. Root | ||||||
| Re:Even better: South Park | ||||||
| attached to The Story of Tron | ||||||
| Re:Gentoo? | ||||||
| attached to Should You Pre-Compile Binaries or Roll Your Own? | ||||||
| Re:Linux guys don't like to hear this, but ... | ||||||
| attached to Will Novell's Desktop Linux Catch On? | ||||||
| Re:Onomotopoea? | ||||||
| attached to Ekiga 2.0 Released | ||||||
| Re:A statement and a story | ||||||
| attached to Combating Identity Theft | ||||||
| Re:Ugh... Windows Media... | ||||||
| attached to IBM Germany Leaving Vista for Linux | ||||||
| Re:Ex Caffeine Junky | ||||||
| attached to Coffee Maybe Not a Health Drink! | ||||||
| Re:Is the lack of drivers... | ||||||
| attached to Breaking Down Barriers to Linux Desktop Adoption | ||||||
| Re:Shooting themselves in the foot | ||||||
| attached to MPAA Files Lawsuits Targeting Major Torrent Sites | ||||||
| Re:Wi-Fi Evolution | ||||||
| attached to University Bans wi-fi as Health Concern | ||||||
| Re:Closing the "analog hole" | ||||||
| attached to Japan to Discourage Sale of Old Electronics | ||||||
| Re:it's all samsung's fault! | ||||||
| attached to Film Studios Sue Samsung Over DVD players | ||||||
| Re:Jesus Christ! | ||||||
| attached to Yahoo! Bans "Allah" in Screen Names | ||||||
| Re:DOM is hell. | ||||||
| Re:Browser delivers apps poorly | ||||||
| Re:DOM is hell. | ||||||
| attached to DOM Scripting | ||||||
| Re:No surprise | ||||||
| attached to LCoS Shoot-Out Results | ||||||
| Re:How easy on the eyes will it be? | ||||||
| attached to Opera on the Nintendo DS | ||||||
| Re:So, your point is? | ||||||
| attached to Phishing Site Using Valid SSL Certificates | ||||||
| Re:Shocking prediction. | ||||||
| Re:Shocking prediction. | ||||||
| Re:Blast from the past! | ||||||
| attached to Blu-ray Discs Won't Be Cheap | ||||||
The computer is to the information industry roughly what the central power station is to the electrical industry. -- Peter Drucker
