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Not any time soon  *Sunday May 26, 2024 @02:35AM  1
   attached to Elon Musk Says AI Could Eliminate Our Need to Work at Jobs
Code review is like...  *Friday July 08, 2011 @01:03PM 1 1
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Wrong subject, as usual  *Tuesday January 08, 2008 @01:37PM  1
   attached to Professors Slam Java As "Damaging" To Students
User-Powered? What's wrong with computer-powered?  *Tuesday December 26, 2006 @05:04PM  1
   attached to Wikipedia Founder Working on User-Powered Search
Great tool, but SLOW on big repos  *Wednesday May 04, 2005 @09:56PM 1 1
   attached to KDE Switches to Subversion
In other news  *Friday January 14, 2005 @02:15PM  1
   attached to Creationist Textbook Stickers Declared Unconstitutional
A perfect solution  *Thursday October 07, 2004 @02:32AM  1
   attached to How To Build And Maintain A Good FAQ
Re:APR  *Sunday September 05, 2004 @12:33AM  3, Informative
   attached to APR 1.0.0 Goes Gold
Sun is shooting itself in the foot...  *Saturday January 31, 2004 @11:19PM  1
   attached to Sun and Eclipse Squabble
The Birds are the way to go!  *Friday January 16, 2004 @03:27PM  1
   attached to Mozilla 1.6 Released
What's wrong with S/MIME?  *Saturday December 27, 2003 @02:07AM  1
   attached to Microsoft Researching Anti-Spam Technique
Re: a good and free keychain program for Windows..  *Sunday September 07, 2003 @02:49PM 1 1
   attached to Users feel Password Rage
C++ will let you do anything!  *Wednesday May 21, 2003 @12:54PM 5 5, Informative
   attached to Hijacking .NET
How Familiar!  *Monday February 24, 2003 @03:17AM  2, Funny
   attached to A Music Industry Case Study
RealTimeImage for large images via Int(er|ra)net  *Thursday April 04, 2002 @09:05AM 1 1
   attached to Viewers for Large Images?
Mainframes vs. PCs -- What mainframes? What PCs?  *Tuesday February 29, 2000 @01:19AM  1
   attached to Experiences of Running Linux on a Mainframe
...Like they say in North Korea  *Saturday July 31, 1999 @11:31AM  1
   attached to U.S. Government Wants Public Encryption Software Removed

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