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| Re:How many times have you reregistered? | ||||||
| attached to Poll: Number of Digits in Your Slashdot User ID? | ||||||
| Re:Futurama Professor censored on Cartoon Network! | ||||||
| attached to Slashback: Nerves, Unis, Subtitles | ||||||
| Re:Bad | ||||||
| attached to Blurring The Line Between BIOS And OS | ||||||
| Re:America | ||||||
| Re:America | ||||||
| attached to Poll: Hours I spend watching TV per day.. | ||||||
| Re:That is her point | ||||||
| attached to California EULA Lawsuit | ||||||
| Re:Take days off? | ||||||
| attached to Negative Effects of Workplace Net Monitoring | ||||||
| Re:Monopolies | ||||||
| attached to Demand More From Your Copper | ||||||
| Re:Honest comparison between Gnome and KDE? | ||||||
| attached to Gnome 2.2 Released | ||||||
| Re:nForce/nForce2 and Linux | ||||||
| attached to Carmack on NV30 vs R300 | ||||||
| Is this a joke? | ||||||
| attached to AT&T Identifies Widespread Security Hole - In Locks | ||||||
| Only organs so far | ||||||
| attached to Produce Organs...From Printer | ||||||
| Ambiguity | ||||||
| attached to Cloned Cat Not a 'Carbon Copy' | ||||||
| Alló Alló too | ||||||
| attached to Poll: Best British Comedy | ||||||
| Re:HPs Strategy | ||||||
| attached to HP Finally Reveals The Alpha Marvel | ||||||
| Re:Defendant's rights? | ||||||
| Re:You can appeal an ACQUITTAL in Norway? | ||||||
| attached to "DVD-Jon" Faces Retrial | ||||||
| LegOS | ||||||
| attached to DIY Segway-Style Balancing Robot | ||||||
| Re:Use Emacs | ||||||
| attached to Programming Languages Will Become OSes | ||||||
| Re:Correct but its societies flaw | ||||||
| attached to Girls not Going into CS | ||||||
| Re:Rectenna? | ||||||
| attached to Where are the 70% Efficient Solar Cells? | ||||||
| Re:YADOMLA | ||||||
| attached to Moore's Law Disputed | ||||||
| Most common | ||||||
| attached to What's Your Earliest Memory? | ||||||
| Re:heh. | ||||||
| attached to Techies Working for Peanuts | ||||||
Computers can figure out all kinds of problems, except the things in the world that just don't add up.