| Subject | Datestamp | Replies | Score | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Re:Google *does* pay itself. | ||||||
| attached to Google's Silent Monopoly | ||||||
| Re:50% tax rates?? | ||||||
| Re:50% tax rates?? | ||||||
| attached to Why Offshore When Canada's Next Door? | ||||||
| Re:Loss to Wordperfect, not Word | ||||||
| attached to Ontario Schools License StarOffice | ||||||
| Lessig's suggestion: Judge Posner textbook | ||||||
| attached to Suggested Reading for IP Lawyers? | ||||||
| Re:DON'T FORGET!! | ||||||
| attached to A Geek's Tour Of North America? | ||||||
| Re:But can it play MP3s | ||||||
| attached to TiVo Basic | ||||||
| Re:Us poor Canucks. | ||||||
| attached to Rabid TiVo Fanaticism | ||||||
| Sodamistic | ||||||
| attached to Endless Liquid Refreshment | ||||||
| *MOST* were | ||||||
| attached to No More Mac Tweaking? | ||||||
| Re:choice / customization is a *GOOD* thing | ||||||
| attached to KDE Gets The Hat | ||||||
| Re:I think he's right in a way | ||||||
| Re:I think he's right in a way | ||||||
| Re:best response to the incentives problem... | ||||||
| Re:I think he's right in a way | ||||||
| best response to the incentives problem... | ||||||
| attached to Open Source Limitations? | ||||||
| Re:The last part is the best bit | ||||||
| Re:Yet another journalist without a Linux clue.. | ||||||
| attached to Germany, IBM Sign Major Linux Deal | ||||||
| Re:AYB | ||||||
| attached to Spoken Japanese-English translation Using Your PDA | ||||||
| Re:Open source comparison is a sham | ||||||
| attached to Open Source... Mining? | ||||||
| Sound-bite analysis | ||||||
| attached to Jumping In On The Lessig / Adkinson Copyright Debate | ||||||
| I'm feeling lucky on the addres bar | ||||||
| attached to Sometimes, Microsoft is Right... | ||||||
| Selling 'cost' is a dangerous game. | ||||||
| attached to Microsoft vs. Northwest Schools Part III | ||||||
| Re:paying us about $1.20 per hour of our attention | ||||||
| attached to AOL-Time/Warner's PVR to Skip Ad-Skipping | ||||||
A computer without COBOL and Fortran is like a piece of chocolate cake without ketchup and mustard.
