PaulWay - Slashdot User

Subject	Datestamp	Replies	Score
Re: Expected	*Monday April 05, 2004 @08:06PM		1
attached to Japan, China, S Korea Agree To Standardize Linux
Know what you're working with	*Thursday February 05, 2004 @08:16PM		1
attached to Learning Computer Science via Assembly Language
Re: independent record stores redux	*Sunday January 18, 2004 @10:45PM	1	1
attached to P2P File Swapping on the Rise Again?
Precedent is against them?	*Monday January 19, 2004 @12:58AM		1
attached to 20 Year Anniversary of Home Taping Decision
Re:Great!	*Tuesday January 13, 2004 @08:21PM		1
attached to NASA Scientists Get Custom 24h39m-per-day Watches
Re:I think it's good.	*Wednesday January 07, 2004 @07:26PM		1
attached to U.S. Begins Digital Fingerprinting In Airports
A blessing in disguise?	*Wednesday December 17, 2003 @10:30PM		1
attached to Off-The-Shelf Online Music Stores
Tivo is not an option...	*Wednesday December 10, 2003 @11:55PM		1
attached to Building A Low-Budget TiVo Substitute?
Wow, you must be _really_ intelligent. NOT!	*Monday January 24, 2000 @05:19PM		1
attached to Chemists Build an Explosive Super-Molecule
The PaulWay Top (er) Seven	*Wednesday November 24, 1999 @02:55PM		2
attached to Slashdot's Top 10 Hacks of all Time
Re:Boy, this is delusional	*Tuesday November 16, 1999 @08:29PM		1
MMC as the standard breaker	*Tuesday November 16, 1999 @01:41PM		1
attached to How The Web Was Almost Won
No rational method of costing? Try this...	*Sunday August 22, 1999 @06:17PM		1
attached to First person convicted of U.S. Internet piracy
BeOS and a multi-threading chip	*Thursday August 19, 1999 @02:52PM		1
attached to Sun's New MAJC Architecture
It's a network - route around the problem	*Wednesday July 28, 1999 @08:48PM		1
attached to Government Wants to do Massive Internet Monitoring
Pay-per-cycle distributed computing?	*Monday April 26, 1999 @07:21PM		1
attached to Wired on the 'Breakup' of Distributed.net
DANGER! MS takes over 'standard' protocols	*Sunday January 10, 1999 @03:06PM		1
attached to MS unveils Universal Plug and Play @ CES