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| Duh | ||||||
| attached to Picture-Sorting Dogs Show Human-Like Thought | ||||||
| Route of Ages | ||||||
| attached to A Symmetrical Cosmic Red Square | ||||||
| Dear Sir | ||||||
| attached to What Happened to Media PCs? | ||||||
| Re:Zune? | ||||||
| attached to Microsoft Confirms New Music Player | ||||||
| Mark's blog comments | ||||||
| attached to Microsoft Acquires Winternals and Sysinternals | ||||||
| Re:Gasp! Cooperation, but MS's hypervisor undr Xen | ||||||
| Re:virtualize linux under windows? | ||||||
| attached to Microsoft to Work with Xen on Virtualization | ||||||
| Re:OGG? | ||||||
| attached to Microsoft To Release 'iPod Killer' at Christmas? | ||||||
| Re:It's NOT a truck??!?!? | ||||||
| attached to How The Internet Works - With Tubes | ||||||
| Re:So what? | ||||||
| attached to $5 Social Wi-Fi Router | ||||||
| Speed, it is all about speed | ||||||
| attached to Microsoft Workers Prefer Google | ||||||
| Why only one winner | ||||||
| attached to Mandriva Appeals to Users for Bookend Audio Bits | ||||||
| Re:Question for the masses. | ||||||
| Re:Question for the masses. | ||||||
| attached to Linux 2.6.17 Released | ||||||
| Re:at this rate | ||||||
| attached to Microsoft Clarifies Backward Compatibility Stance | ||||||
| Re:Let me be among the first to say, | ||||||
| attached to Capacitors to Replace Batteries? | ||||||
| SIMS 2 | ||||||
| attached to Core 2 Extreme 40% faster than Pentium EE 965? | ||||||
| Re:Windows? Duh! | ||||||
| Re:Windows? Duh! | ||||||
| attached to Novell Still Runs Windows | ||||||
| This is what I wrote the eurid | ||||||
| attached to The .EU Landrush Fiasco | ||||||
| Re:Convenience | ||||||
| Re:Convenience | ||||||
| attached to Standby Electronics a Waste? | ||||||
| Re:Increased awareness of indie artists? | ||||||
| attached to After Brief Respite Music Industry Slump Deepens | ||||||
| Re:I've got news for them... | ||||||
| attached to Yahoo's Geek Statue | ||||||
In 1914, the first crossword puzzle was printed in a newspaper. The creator received $4000 down ... and $3000 across.
