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| Stani's talk at python user group meeting | ||||||
| attached to How To Make Money With Free Software | ||||||
| Better killing weapons available | ||||||
| attached to PowerBook As A New Kind Of Human Interface Device | ||||||
| blink bit on comment highlighting... | ||||||
| attached to Poll: Favorite Comment Indicator? | ||||||
| OT: Re:slashdotted, article text | ||||||
| slashdotted, article text | ||||||
| attached to Young Programmer, Stop Advocating Free Software! | ||||||
| canada's population | ||||||
| attached to U.S. is World Leader in Spam | ||||||
| More generic article of him | ||||||
| attached to Industry Threatened by Innovation at the 'Edge'? | ||||||
| Re:See that guy gates? | ||||||
| attached to Minter on the History of Llamasoft | ||||||
| Chorded keyboard instead of projection? | ||||||
| Chew, chew, chew | ||||||
| attached to The Future PC as a Set of Pens? | ||||||
| That's one depressed satelite! | ||||||
| attached to New Clues About the Nature of Dark Energy | ||||||
| ebxml and bcf are on a somewhat different level | ||||||
| attached to Is Microsoft Paying To Influence UN Standards? | ||||||
| creative destruction: changing markets | ||||||
| attached to Kodak Lagging in Digital World | ||||||
| Amazon: traditional or not? | ||||||
| attached to Have We Learned from the New Economy? | ||||||
| Looks like a strange merger to me | ||||||
| attached to Comcast Wants To Buy Disney For $66 Billion | ||||||
| Re:The closing of Japan (1635) | ||||||
| Re:Europeans didn't just bash at each other | ||||||
| Europeans didn't just bash at each other | ||||||
| Re:Combat manuals | ||||||
| Combat manuals | ||||||
| box cutters? Ah, knives. | ||||||
| spelling correction (was: Wooden stick vs. sword) | ||||||
| Wooden stick vs. swords | ||||||
| attached to Poll: Best hand-to-hand weapon? | ||||||
| cause: newsnet behind Google Groups | ||||||
| attached to Fortune Magazine On Google Growing Up | ||||||
No problem is so formidable that you can't just walk away from it. -- C. Schulz
