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Re:Hey, they will not let my kid in | ||||||
attached to Boy Scouts Ask Open Source Community For Help | ||||||
Re:It wouldnt be a good comparison | ||||||
attached to Microsoft Drops Hints on IE8 | ||||||
Re:Ummm, they just TOLD you what happened. | ||||||
attached to Automate Spamcop Submissions | ||||||
Re:I'd love to see an Apache Project mailserver. | ||||||
attached to IETF Approves SPF and Sender-ID | ||||||
Re:Arms Race / EMF | ||||||
attached to U.S. Navy to Deploy Rail Guns by 2011 | ||||||
30K/sec? Too slow! | ||||||
attached to DOOM III This Summer | ||||||
16-bit layer? They threw it away. | ||||||
attached to Windows XP 64-Bit Customer Preview Program | ||||||
Re:Advantage: Bill | ||||||
attached to How To Upgrade Linux To The 2.6 Kernel | ||||||
Re:RPM for Redhat 9? | ||||||
attached to Linux 2.6.0-test3 Released | ||||||
Re:Another server to slashdot | ||||||
Another server to slashdot | ||||||
Re:Fileplanet ! NOOOOOOOOOO! Mirrors? | ||||||
attached to RTCW: Enemy Territory Full Version Released | ||||||
Re:The American Way | ||||||
attached to A New Meaning For Geotargeting At Monster.com | ||||||
Re:Yeah right | ||||||
attached to Open Code Has Fewer Bugs | ||||||
Re:MPEG | ||||||
attached to Linux Real Time MPEG Compression? | ||||||
Re:Microsoft and The Weird | ||||||
Moderator: Why is parent flamebait? | ||||||
Re:Microsoft and The Weird | ||||||
attached to Microsoft Forced To Translate Office Into Nynorsk | ||||||
Re:Overkill? | ||||||
attached to TheOpenCD Launches First Edition | ||||||
Re:Linux running Java faster | ||||||
attached to Linux Lands Big Bank Account | ||||||
Re:DirectX | ||||||
attached to OpenGL 2.0: Chasing DirectX | ||||||
Did she learn something? | ||||||
attached to Hilary Rosen Defeated at Oxford Union | ||||||
Re:PLEASE don't take this seriously! | ||||||
Re:The only TRULY slient PC is... | ||||||
attached to Building the Ultimate Silent PC | ||||||
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