| Subject | Datestamp | Replies | Score | |||
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| Re:Windows, Mac, And Linux | ||||||
| attached to Raymond Knocks Fedora, Switches to Ubuntu | ||||||
| Racketeering | ||||||
| attached to Microsoft Getting Paid for Patents in Linux? | ||||||
| Let em drown in their bugridden malware rubbish | ||||||
| attached to Microsoft Admits Vista Has "High Impact Issues" | ||||||
| Re:Can you say 'sold out' children? | ||||||
| Can you say 'sold out' children? | ||||||
| attached to Novell "Forking" OpenOffice.org | ||||||
| Microsoft Patsies | ||||||
| attached to Novell Dumps the Hula Project | ||||||
| Re:FUD! | ||||||
| Re:FUD! | ||||||
| Re:FUD! | ||||||
| attached to Journal Discussion: Zune Not Compatible With Windows Vista | ||||||
| Hot Air | ||||||
| attached to Windows Chief Suggests Vista Won't Need Antivirus | ||||||
| Can you say 'new attack vector' children? | ||||||
| attached to Unplugging Your Backups | ||||||
| its about fucking time! | ||||||
| attached to UK Think Tank Calls For Fair Use Of Your Own CDs | ||||||
| After all these years... | ||||||
| attached to Upgrading to Ubuntu Edgy Eft a "Nightmare" | ||||||
| Re:Say what? | ||||||
| Re:The MSX was undoubtedly a computer | ||||||
| MSX | ||||||
| attached to Consoles M.I.A. | ||||||
| idiocacy | ||||||
| attached to New York Bar May Crack Down on Blogging Lawyers | ||||||
| KISS forget A/c | ||||||
| attached to Server Cooling Solution for Small Business? | ||||||
| um | ||||||
| attached to Radioactive Snails Crawl Up From Beneath | ||||||
| Re:Ignore the assinine US judge | ||||||
| Ignore the assinine US judge | ||||||
| attached to Perspectives on Spamhaus's Dilemma | ||||||
| Reply 45 years later... | ||||||
| Meanwhile in the alien observatory | ||||||
| attached to Television For an Audience 45 Light Years Away | ||||||
| Count me out! | ||||||
| attached to Firefox To Be Renamed In Debian | ||||||
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