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Re:Simple explanation | ||||||
attached to SSL/TLS Vulnerability Widely Unpatched | ||||||
Re:Most companies | ||||||
attached to Skills Needed For a Future In IT | ||||||
Selection Bias | ||||||
attached to China Dominates In NSA-Backed Coding Contest | ||||||
Re:No Subtitles? | ||||||
attached to Unbox Too Restricted and Too Expensive? | ||||||
Blame studios | ||||||
attached to Amazon Unbox Video Store Launches | ||||||
Re:*sigh* | ||||||
attached to Amazon to Launch Online Grocery Store | ||||||
Audit trails | ||||||
attached to Got Root - Should You Use It? | ||||||
Re:Invasion of privacy? I think not. | ||||||
attached to Amazon.com Nears 10-Year Anniversary | ||||||
Re:Way to miss teh point (was: Re:Ask me again...) | ||||||
attached to Will Next-Gen Consoles Kill Off PC Gaming? | ||||||
Re:No Molex connector | ||||||
attached to GeCube All-In-Wonder 9600XT 128M/TV/FM | ||||||
Re:Yes but... | ||||||
Re:I have no problem with this. | ||||||
attached to Canadians [Will] Pay Levy on MP3 Players - Updated | ||||||
Re:Nice headline | ||||||
attached to Microsoft Code at Fault for Half of all Windows Crashes | ||||||
Re:What? | ||||||
attached to SGI Releases New Workstations | ||||||
Not just in Hungary | ||||||
attached to Restrictive Sales Practices on the Web? | ||||||
Re:Licensing Costs | ||||||
Licensing Costs | ||||||
attached to Bill Gates On Linux | ||||||
Re:XP Mom Test | ||||||
attached to Mom Meets Linux - A Lindows 4.0 Review | ||||||
Re:U of "C" doesn't teach "C" | ||||||
attached to Canadian University to Begin Training Hackers | ||||||
Re:I hate math... | ||||||
attached to Making Change | ||||||
Re:solid state | ||||||
attached to Protein-Packed Hard Drives Promise High Capacity | ||||||
Re:In a word, no! | ||||||
Re:In a word, no! | ||||||
attached to Could E-Voting Cure Voter Apathy? | ||||||
Re:Uh-huh | ||||||
attached to Open Source Experiment Management Software? | ||||||
You must realize that the computer has it in for you. The irrefutable proof of this is that the computer always does what you tell it to do.