Decaff - Slashdot User

Subject	Datestamp	Replies	Score
Re:This worries me	*Wednesday March 28, 2007 @06:48PM		2
Re:This worries me	*Wednesday March 28, 2007 @02:51PM	1	2
Re:This worries me	*Wednesday March 28, 2007 @02:45PM		2
Re:This worries me	*Wednesday March 28, 2007 @09:43AM	2	2
Re:This worries me	*Wednesday March 28, 2007 @06:53AM	1	2
Re:This worries me	*Wednesday March 28, 2007 @06:45AM	1	2
Re:This worries me	*Tuesday March 27, 2007 @06:05PM	1	2
Re:This worries me	*Tuesday March 27, 2007 @06:02PM	1	2
Re:This worries me	*Tuesday March 27, 2007 @11:35AM	3	2
attached to Scientists Create Sheep That Are 15 Percent Human
Re:Who and what?	*Saturday March 24, 2007 @10:36AM		2
attached to Ze End of The Show
Re:But THAT is the problem....	*Tuesday February 27, 2007 @03:17PM		2
Re:But THAT is the problem....	*Tuesday February 27, 2007 @11:31AM	1	2
attached to Avoiding the Word "Evolution"
Re:Java not slow enough for you? Try Ruby!	*Monday February 19, 2007 @06:02PM		2
attached to Ruby Implementation Shootout
Re:I wish that he would keep his mouth shut	*Tuesday February 13, 2007 @03:59PM		2
attached to Michael Crichton on Why Gene Patents Are Bad
Re:Not going to work..	*Tuesday February 13, 2007 @08:18AM	1	2
attached to Building a Silicon Brain
Re:Does this mean a faster Eclipse?	*Friday January 26, 2007 @12:09PM		2
Re:The Fastest JDK?	*Wednesday January 24, 2007 @08:47AM		5, Informative
Re:What benchmarks?	*Wednesday January 24, 2007 @02:31AM	1	2
attached to IBM Releases Fastest SDK For Java 6
Re:It's also the kind of thing	*Thursday January 18, 2007 @08:34AM		2
attached to Expert Wants to Decertify Global Warming Skeptics
Re:The Singularity is Near...	*Wednesday January 17, 2007 @07:54PM		2
attached to Could HP Beat Moore's Law?
Re:Its not climate change...	*Thursday January 18, 2007 @08:57AM	1	2
attached to 2006 Was the Warmest Year Ever
Re:Prediction...	*Thursday January 18, 2007 @05:25PM	2	2
Re:Prediction...	*Thursday January 18, 2007 @02:07PM	1	2
Re:Prediction...	*Thursday January 18, 2007 @05:53AM	1	2
attached to Is the One-Size-Fits-All Database Dead?