| Subject | Datestamp | Replies | Score | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| From the soldier's mouth: | ||||||
| attached to U.S. Soldiers Hate New High-Tech Gear | ||||||
| Re:Solider? | ||||||
| attached to Journal Discussion: Building Tomorrow's Soldier Today | ||||||
| Not even | ||||||
| attached to Dell Laptops Have Shocking New Problem | ||||||
| Huh? | ||||||
| attached to Netscape Dumps Critical File, Breaks RSS 0.9 Feeds | ||||||
| This is kind of like | ||||||
| attached to Boston Globe to Blogger — "Stop Using Opera" | ||||||
| Pop-up? | ||||||
| attached to Everyday Objects Placed In a Microwave | ||||||
| Re:Ahem... | ||||||
| attached to Microsoft DRM To Get Even Tighter | ||||||
| All in all | ||||||
| attached to The Internet Not for Old People | ||||||
| Re:Backups don't need to be tricky these days | ||||||
| 02 input | ||||||
| attached to It's 2006 and Backups For Home User Still Tricky? | ||||||
| Missing option: | ||||||
| attached to Favorite Mario Powerup? | ||||||
| Re:Interesting... | ||||||
| Interesting... | ||||||
| attached to The Time Has Come to Ditch Email? | ||||||
| Re:Considerations: | ||||||
| attached to Advice for Linux on a Laptop? | ||||||
| Re:Weeding out the cruft | ||||||
| Drawing the line | ||||||
| attached to 2.6 Linux Kernel in Need of an Overhaul? | ||||||
| Umm... | ||||||
| attached to How Open Source is Faring in Retail | ||||||
| Re:I have an excuse for a poor sex life | ||||||
| I have an excuse for a poor sex life | ||||||
| attached to Most Disappointing | ||||||
| Wow | ||||||
| attached to Tux Can Even Milk Cows! | ||||||
| Your problem seems a bit strange... | ||||||
| attached to Media Players for Windows Without DRM? | ||||||
| Simple solution | ||||||
| attached to Solutions for When Managers Hijack Your Code? | ||||||
| Re:Don't blame LINUX | ||||||
| attached to Novell OpenSUSE Server Hacked | ||||||
| Going back with 101st Airborne myself | ||||||
| attached to Durable Laptop Suggestions for the Desert? | ||||||
"Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain." -- Karl, as he stepped behind the computer to reboot it, during a FAT
