Shewmaker - Slashdot User

Subject	Datestamp	Replies	Score
Another article on x32	*Thursday January 02, 2014 @11:48PM		1
attached to Linux x32 ABI Not Catching Wind
Re:I'd just like to see fewer regressions...	*Thursday August 16, 2007 @02:58PM		1
attached to The Linux Weather Forecast
Re:excellent feature	*Friday June 29, 2007 @07:54PM	4	2, Informative
attached to Google Maps Now Does Interactive Re-Routing
Re:Info on Linux BIOS in actual usage?	*Wednesday November 15, 2006 @02:19PM		4, Informative
attached to Google Sponsors the LinuxBIOS project
Re:As usual, humanity fancies itself above the fra	*Sunday March 12, 2006 @11:09PM		1
attached to The Twists of History and DNA
Re:MediaWiki	*Friday September 30, 2005 @01:03AM	1	4, Informative
attached to Knowledge Management for an IT Department?
Re:Compilers	*Wednesday September 14, 2005 @10:50PM		1
cilk	*Wednesday September 14, 2005 @11:30AM		1
attached to Why Does Current Clustering Require Recoding?
Re:Nvidia, OpenGL and Xinerama	*Friday June 10, 2005 @07:50PM		2, Informative
attached to Triple Headed Desktop Display for Fast 3D Apps?
The Art of Computer Programming	*Wednesday May 05, 2004 @06:54PM		2, Informative
attached to Math And The Computer Science Major
LMbench	*Wednesday November 12, 2003 @07:05PM		1
attached to Free/Open Cross-Platform SPEC Substitutes?
Re:So much for open source at IBM	*Thursday August 28, 2003 @05:20PM		1
attached to IBM Releases Compiler for Power4 and G5
Re:Good idea, bad content	*Wednesday July 16, 2003 @05:43PM		1
attached to Freenet 0.5.2 Released
Check out the Access Grid	*Thursday May 01, 2003 @01:55PM		3, Interesting
attached to Cheap Video Conferencing for Small-to-Medium Sized Corps?
structured editing	*Wednesday April 23, 2003 @06:00PM		1
attached to W3's Amaya Reaches Version 8.0
In Comparison	*Wednesday January 19, 2000 @12:19PM		1
attached to Transmeta's Crusoe Unveiled
What evolution has been observed?	*Wednesday August 11, 1999 @04:44PM		1
Understanding Biology	*Wednesday August 11, 1999 @04:25PM		1
attached to Evolution is a Myth in Kansas