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Re:Models aren't equal to models
*Thursday October 27, 2011 @10:13AM
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Why Economic Models Are Always Wrong
Re:CDs are digital!
*Wednesday November 26, 2008 @01:50AM
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At Atlantic Records, Digital Sales Surpass CDs
Re:toss one packet?!
*Friday April 04, 2008 @07:27PM
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ARPANET Co-Founder Calls for Flow Management
Re:Opportunity cost
*Friday February 22, 2008 @03:27AM
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Increased US Broadband Adoption Could Create 2.4 Million Jobs
Re:Tire wear? And more importantly, road wear?
*Wednesday November 14, 2007 @04:53PM
1
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Japan's Melody Roads Play Music as You Drive
Re:Exit Polls are Inaccurate
*Thursday January 18, 2007 @06:24AM
1
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Who won?
Re:The real problem
*Saturday July 01, 2006 @08:17AM
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Own the Last Mile
Re:Grounding to help with static electricity?
*Saturday July 16, 2005 @04:47PM
1
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NASA Reveals Dust Devil Data from Mars
Re:Cookies? Sheesh...
*Monday March 24, 2003 @01:46PM
1
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Browser Cookie Patent
Re:The problem with FDB...
*Friday June 29, 2001 @10:44AM
1
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Seagate Claims New Drive Silent and Fastest
Why these stupid patents are really frightening
*Thursday December 23, 1999 @06:13AM
2
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USPTO Takes Second Look at Y2K Windowing Patent
Re:Where Extreme Programming Fails!
*Tuesday December 21, 1999 @08:41PM
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Extreme Programming Explained
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