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Re:captchas discriminate against the blind | ||||||
attached to Web Users Angered by Anti-Spam 'Captcha' | ||||||
Re:State sponsored copyright infrigment? | ||||||
attached to France Considers Anti-DRM 'iPod Law' | ||||||
Re:Worlds largest egh ? | ||||||
attached to The World's Largest Scavenger Hunt Returns | ||||||
Re:If the Japanese can't pronounce it... | ||||||
attached to Nintendo's 'Wii' Just A Marketing Gimmick? | ||||||
Re:Jumping the Shark | ||||||
attached to LOTR Jumps the Shark | ||||||
Re:libgaim | ||||||
attached to AIM Now (Mostly) Open To Developers | ||||||
Bosses? | ||||||
attached to Know Thy Bosses | ||||||
Re:Fitting? | ||||||
attached to Internet Suicide Pacts Surge in Japan | ||||||
Re:Unimpressed | ||||||
attached to Bayesian Filters Predict Sundance | ||||||
Re:The bad news is.... | ||||||
attached to College Students Lack Literacy | ||||||
Re:Don't farmers just work with other farmers? | ||||||
attached to Bad Press For Gold Farmers Affects Chinese Players | ||||||
Re:Computational Linguistics | ||||||
Re:Computational Linguistics | ||||||
Computational Linguistics | ||||||
attached to Mathematics Skills More in Demand Than Ever | ||||||
Re:Anti-prescriptivism? Why? | ||||||
attached to Merriam-Webster Launches Open Dictionary | ||||||
Re:Toshiba RAM in $199 nanos, NOT SAMSUNG | ||||||
attached to Korean FTC May Investigate Apple/Samsung | ||||||
Five words | ||||||
attached to P2P Users More Likely to Cheat, Shoplift | ||||||
Re:A different take on it | ||||||
Re:Spoiled Brats | ||||||
Re:awesome! | ||||||
Re:awesome! | ||||||
attached to Google's Summer of Code Over | ||||||
Re:we've still got Google, for now | ||||||
attached to Bell Labs Unix Group Disbanded | ||||||
Re:And Windows never breaks, right? | ||||||
attached to Microsoft Continues Anti-OSS Strategy | ||||||
Re:A little late... | ||||||
attached to Google Launches Summer of Code | ||||||
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