| Subject | Datestamp | Replies | Score | |||
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| Re:Must Have A Pretty Bad Webserver | ||||||
| Re:Canton Law Dept page | ||||||
| attached to Felony For Refreshing a Web Page? | ||||||
| Re:Write your changing password on a Post-It | ||||||
| attached to The Unspoken Taboo - The Never Expiring Password | ||||||
| Re:why all the dupes | ||||||
| attached to The 11 Year Soap Bubble | ||||||
| Re:Thank you | ||||||
| attached to Zero-Day IE Exploit Takes Control of PCs | ||||||
| Re:The Alternative Re:Google is Skynet? | ||||||
| attached to Google's Secret Plans For All That Dark Fiber? | ||||||
| Re:256MB of video memory? | ||||||
| attached to Bulky System Requirements for Windows Vista | ||||||
| Re:naturally... | ||||||
| attached to Nerds Make Better Lovers | ||||||
| Re:Slashdot becomes a shill for google | ||||||
| attached to Google Launches Summer of Code | ||||||
| Re:Meanwhile in Seattle | ||||||
| attached to Opera's CEO to Swim From Norway to the USA | ||||||
| Re:Why? | ||||||
| Re:A Random question | ||||||
| attached to Bipedal Dinosaur Robot | ||||||
| Well done | ||||||
| attached to John Gilmore's Search for the Mandatory ID Law | ||||||
| Re:Very Nice | ||||||
| Re:Sounds good. | ||||||
| Not quite the market | ||||||
| attached to Nanotech Based Display | ||||||
| AMD? | ||||||
| attached to Intel Announces Laser Breakthrough | ||||||
| Re:Quantum Computer | ||||||
| attached to A Model Railroad That Computes | ||||||
| Re:The good thing about Linux | ||||||
| attached to Anatomy of the Linux Boot Process | ||||||
| Re:That's a stupid question | ||||||
| attached to How to Take Over a Train Station | ||||||
| SimpleLinux | ||||||
| attached to 18 Live Linux CDs -- In A Row | ||||||
| WHAT? | ||||||
| attached to Bill Gates Handwriting Analyzed | ||||||
| Not as long as . . . | ||||||
| attached to 7 Megapixel Camera Phone | ||||||
| I already regret it | ||||||
| attached to Warezed SoundForge Files In Windows Media Player | ||||||
"In the face of entropy and nothingness, you kind of have to pretend it's not there if you want to keep writing good code." -- Karl Lehenbauer
