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Uninstall Sophos  *Friday July 07, 2006 @12:49PM 1 1
   attached to Does Sophos' Switch Argument Hold Water?
DirecTivo Slow Response To Record  *Tuesday February 22, 2005 @04:22PM  1
   attached to Can TiVo be Saved?
Marketing  *Sunday June 22, 2003 @10:10AM 1 2, Insightful
   attached to Christian Videogame Alternatives Explored
Re:Incredible...  *Tuesday May 29, 2001 @03:47AM  1
   attached to Antimatter Propulsion
Re:facts and rebbuttal  *Wednesday April 11, 2001 @04:59AM  1
   attached to Lord British Talks About EA, UO,& The Future
Sure, this looks good on paper, but ...  *Friday April 06, 2001 @06:32AM  1
   attached to How Solar Sails Work
You might think absolute zero is cold  *Tuesday March 20, 2001 @07:47AM  1
   attached to Quantum Physicists Get Close To Absolute Zero
Re:To the tune of Spiderman...  *Friday February 09, 2001 @03:52AM  1
To the tune of Spiderman...  *Friday February 09, 2001 @03:50AM  1
   attached to Spidergoats
Re:IT...  *Wednesday January 10, 2001 @03:55AM  2
   attached to What is 'IT'?
Aide for the President-elect  *Wednesday January 03, 2001 @06:56AM  2
   attached to Monolith Appears in Seattle
Re:*Sigh* Nostalgia  *Saturday November 11, 2000 @11:12AM  1
   attached to The 3Dsia project: More then a 3DWM
Use Barcodes Next Time  *Thursday November 09, 2000 @09:30AM  2
   attached to Statistics, Elections, Frusteration
BLOCKING CAMPAIGN COMMERCIALS  *Tuesday November 07, 2000 @10:42AM  1
   attached to Candidates' Websites Blocked by CyberPatrol, N2H2
Re:Heinlein may have been onto something...  *Tuesday October 24, 2000 @06:30AM  1
   attached to Hearing Non Voters
My God, Its Full of Stars  *Monday October 09, 2000 @10:40AM  4
   attached to Jupiter As From Cassini
They Tried to Slam Me on Tuesday  *Friday October 06, 2000 @06:15PM  2
   attached to The Joys of Big Business; Or Why AT&T Long Distance Sux

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