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| Re:Can you think of any famous female programmers? | ||||||
| attached to Becoming a Famous Programmer | ||||||
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| Re:Diamonds are nice but.... | ||||||
| attached to Lab Created Diamonds Come to Market | ||||||
| Re:Evil Geniuses? | ||||||
| Evil Geniuses? | ||||||
| attached to Skin Sensing Table Saw | ||||||
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| attached to Frozen Chip from IBM hits 500 GHz | ||||||
| Re:old news | ||||||
| attached to Dry Ice Made into Super-tough Glass | ||||||
| Re:If it's anything like the rest of ASP.net... | ||||||
| attached to Microsoft Releases Atlas | ||||||
| Re:Shooting themselves in the foot | ||||||
| attached to MPAA Files Lawsuits Targeting Major Torrent Sites | ||||||
| Re:So what will they use to launch kids into space | ||||||
| attached to NASA To Retire Atlantis by 2008 | ||||||
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| attached to NetBSD's Crypto-Graphic Disk | ||||||
| Sounds like... | ||||||
| attached to Surefire Way To Stifle Innovation | ||||||
| Why shouldn't they trademark their works? | ||||||
| attached to Debian Questions Trademark Policy | ||||||
| Re:Microsoft and Lisp - Innovation? | ||||||
| attached to Anders Hejlsberg on C# 3.0 | ||||||
| Sensitve Info In Exception Information? | ||||||
| attached to Free Web-Based Exception Reporting | ||||||
| Nothing ever really gets here. | ||||||
| attached to Linux Five Years Away From Mainstream | ||||||
| Re:This is new? I've had it since 1997 | ||||||
| attached to New Winzip in the Works | ||||||
| Re:You KNEW this was coming | ||||||
| attached to Space Penguin Could Hop Around The Moon | ||||||
| Speeling? | ||||||
| attached to Google's Site Ranking Secrets | ||||||
| YES! | ||||||
| attached to Futurama May Strike Back (on DVD) | ||||||
Technological progress has merely provided us with more efficient means for going backwards. -- Aldous Huxley
