| Subject | Datestamp | Replies | Score | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Re:Save it for 911 | ||||||
| attached to You've Dropped Your Landline — Now What? | ||||||
| Re:Meh.. | ||||||
| attached to Opera 10 Alpha 1 Released, Aces Acid 3 Test | ||||||
| Re:the Daily WTF | ||||||
| attached to Bone-Headed IT Mistakes | ||||||
| Re:Hey! | ||||||
| Re:That's great | ||||||
| attached to Notebook Makers Moving to 4 GB Memory As Standard | ||||||
| Re:additional analogies for comparison | ||||||
| attached to No Right to Privacy When Your Computer Is Repaired | ||||||
| Re:Wow! | ||||||
| attached to Your Worst IT Workshop? | ||||||
| Re:Meh. | ||||||
| As an ex employee... | ||||||
| attached to CompUSA To Close All Stores | ||||||
| Facebook... | ||||||
| attached to Facebook Removes Firewall from Applications | ||||||
| Re:No Voice? | ||||||
| attached to Airlines to Offer In-Flight Internet Service | ||||||
| Re:Jane and Joe user | ||||||
| attached to The Fastest Processor You Can't Run | ||||||
| Re:In the era of managed shutdown... | ||||||
| attached to The Top Ten Off Switches | ||||||
| Re:Well | ||||||
| attached to Convicted VoIP Hacker Robert Moore Speaks | ||||||
| Re:I'm not suprised at all | ||||||
| attached to CompUSA Closing More Than 50 Percent of Stores | ||||||
| Re:eBay | ||||||
| attached to Xbox 360 Launches In U.S. | ||||||
| Re:Google Uploader | ||||||
| Google Uploader | ||||||
| attached to Google Readies Platform for Video Distribution | ||||||
| Mirror | ||||||
| attached to Google's X Files Vanish | ||||||
| Re:New Discovery? | ||||||
| attached to New Vulnerabilities Discovered in Firefox 1.0 | ||||||
| As a CompUSA employee | ||||||
| attached to Belkin Offering Pre-802.11N Products | ||||||
| Bandwidth usage? | ||||||
| attached to Home-made Portable PlayStation 2 | ||||||
| Not quite | ||||||
| attached to Microsoft to Release Three Versions of Xbox 2 | ||||||
| Re:rUSsiA | ||||||
| attached to Dept. of Homeland Security Enforces Expired Patent | ||||||
If Machiavelli were a programmer, he'd have worked for AT&T.
