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Jurassic Park - bad example  *Tuesday November 07, 2000 @06:56AM  2
   attached to Dinosaurs Never Held Heads High
The Best Way...  *Tuesday October 17, 2000 @07:42AM  1
   attached to 42 ways to Distribute DeCSS
Re:Vibrating Magic Remover  *Thursday October 05, 2000 @04:01AM  1
   attached to The Universal Planar Manipulator
Re:It is indeed obvious  *Tuesday October 03, 2000 @06:35AM  1
   attached to Barnes & Noble Challenges Amazon 1-Click Patent
Re:star trek?  *Tuesday October 03, 2000 @02:02AM  1
   attached to First Great Star Trek PC Game?
Re:Progress & ATV  *Tuesday September 26, 2000 @01:30AM  2
   attached to Mickey Mouse Propels ISS to New Heights
Free Publicity?  *Tuesday September 12, 2000 @02:14AM  1
   attached to Napster Usage Quadruples
Should have used OpenBSD...  *Saturday August 26, 2000 @11:22AM  2
   attached to Lord Of The Rings Being Rendered Under Linux
Re:You can't run a webserver on a potato  *Friday July 21, 2000 @05:11AM  2
   attached to Unhappiness Surrounding Perl 6 Announcements
Re:Come on, this is not a troll.  *Wednesday July 19, 2000 @02:00AM  1
I propose...  *Wednesday July 19, 2000 @01:08AM  5
   attached to Gravity Diluted By Multiple Dimensions?
Re:Was it bruce ?  *Friday July 07, 2000 @01:58AM  2
   attached to NASA Demonstrates Space Sails (In The Lab)
Wait for the upgrade  *Thursday July 06, 2000 @03:54AM  1
   attached to Gas-Powered Shoes?
In related news...  *Wednesday July 05, 2000 @02:05AM  1
   attached to Australian Scientists Produce Giant Mutant Mice
Re:Oracle hires P.I. To look through M.S.'s Window  *Wednesday June 28, 2000 @05:49AM  1
   attached to Oracle Says It Investigated Microsoft Allies
Re:But...  *Tuesday May 30, 2000 @04:40AM  1
   attached to Faster Then Light, Literally
Re:More from Slapmeat  *Friday March 31, 2000 @04:57AM  1
   attached to SGI Releases XFS For 2.3.99pre2
Re:FUD for Developers..  *Friday March 10, 2000 @01:23AM  1
   attached to Microsoft Unveils The X Box
Re:those AOL CD's  *Friday February 25, 2000 @12:43AM  1
Re:those AOL CD's  *Thursday February 24, 2000 @07:47AM  2
   attached to On Preservation of Digital Information

It appears that PL/I (and its dialects) is, or will be, the most widely used higher level language for systems programming. -- J. Sammet

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