| Subject | Datestamp | Replies | Score | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Recommendation: Grow up! | ||||||
| attached to Boobs in the workplace | ||||||
| Re:Designed to fight who? | ||||||
| attached to Automating Future Aircraft Carriers | ||||||
| Re:Let's don't get ahead of ourselves | ||||||
| Re:Let's don't get ahead of ourselves | ||||||
| Re:Let's don't get ahead of ourselves | ||||||
| Re:Let's don't get ahead of ourselves | ||||||
| attached to TrollTech to IPO? | ||||||
| Re:Qt vs GTK | ||||||
| attached to Trolltech Releases Qt 4.0 | ||||||
| Re:Did we actually LEARN anything? | ||||||
| attached to Mount St. Helens Shoots Steam, Ash | ||||||
| Germans saying Mars by 2009? | ||||||
| attached to Competition to Build the Space Shuttle's Successor | ||||||
| Re:CO2 IS a greenhouse gas | ||||||
| attached to New Climate Change Warning | ||||||
| Re:I'm a little affraid | ||||||
| attached to McAfee Granted Firewall Patent | ||||||
| Re:If only... | ||||||
| attached to End Of Support for Windows NT 4.0 | ||||||
| Re:Source code comments in German | ||||||
| attached to Open Xchange Server Source-code Released | ||||||
| Re:C++ a nightmare? C not good for big projects? | ||||||
| C++ a nightmare? C not good for big projects? | ||||||
| attached to Does C# Measure Up? | ||||||
| Re:Does it work with other languages? | ||||||
| Does it work with other languages? | ||||||
| attached to Can You Raed Tihs? | ||||||
| Re:Good to see | ||||||
| attached to Windows XP Edges Out KDE in Usability Test | ||||||
| Re:Gentoo ebuild? | ||||||
| attached to Opengroupware | ||||||
| Re:tried it years back -- unimpressed | ||||||
| attached to Making Ice Cream With Liquid Nitrogen | ||||||
| Re:Finally | ||||||
| attached to Anticipatory Scheduler in Kernel 2.5+ Benchmarked | ||||||
| Re:Do they have an installer yet? | ||||||
| attached to KDE 3.1 Released | ||||||
| Re:What about heat? | ||||||
| attached to Jet Turbine Locomotives | ||||||
| Re:VM Changes | ||||||
| attached to Kernel 2.4.11 Released | ||||||
There are three kinds of people: men, women, and unix.
