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| attached to Alan Kay Receives ACM Turing Award | ||||||
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| attached to A TCP/IP Stack and Web Server In BASIC | ||||||
| Re:Here are a few... | ||||||
| attached to Worst Linux Annoyances? | ||||||
| Communication | ||||||
| attached to How Do Your Machines Talk to Each Other? | ||||||
| Boost has Lambda Functions | ||||||
| attached to Latest Proposals for C++0x | ||||||
| Re:C++ Persistence | ||||||
| attached to Object Prevalence: Get Rid of Your Database? | ||||||
| Re:I'd be more worried about | ||||||
| attached to Current State of the International IT Market? | ||||||
| Re:Soleri... I've met him. | ||||||
| attached to Poll: Favorite Architect? | ||||||
| Re:Yeh what is it with Americans & creationism | ||||||
| attached to Apple Deals with Devil, Communists | ||||||
| Re:Get off the conspiracy horse | ||||||
| attached to IEEE Building Automotive Black-Box Standard | ||||||
| Re:What happened to DjVu? | ||||||
| attached to JPEG2000 Coming Soon | ||||||
| Re:Did they invent uppers? | ||||||
| attached to Living on Internet Time... Like Thomas Edison Did | ||||||
| Re:pushing MHz | ||||||
| attached to Intel's 2.4GHz Pentium 4 Unleashed | ||||||
| Re:Is there any use for today's AI? | ||||||
| attached to AI in Video Games vs. AI in Academia | ||||||
| Re:Network+ that valuable?? | ||||||
| attached to IT Certifications Summary | ||||||
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| Re:DOS and NT | ||||||
| attached to Next Windows to Have New Filesystem | ||||||
| Re:Ad's | ||||||
| attached to ACPI Forced On & Option Disabled in WinXP-Certified Motherboards | ||||||
| Re:OT Seattle Computer Parts | ||||||
| attached to iWarez | ||||||
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| and | ||||||
| attached to The Myth of Open Source Security Revisited v2.0 | ||||||
| Re:Which book are you talking about? | ||||||
| attached to David Brin on Privacy | ||||||
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| Point by Point | ||||||
| attached to Michi Henning on Computing Fallacies | ||||||
To get something done, a committee should consist of no more than three persons, two of them absent.
