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| There's thrill-a-minute TV for you | ||||||
| attached to AT&T Plans CNN-style Security Channel | ||||||
| THEO IS TEH TOOL;; L1nux r00lz -- oh wai | ||||||
| attached to Linux For Losers According To De Raadt | ||||||
| NASDAQ: 5000! | ||||||
| attached to Another Dot-com Boom? | ||||||
| Re:Now that Debian's back in the game.... | ||||||
| RedHat Professional Workstation is under $90 | ||||||
| attached to Fedora Core 4 Available | ||||||
| Re:Twenty-seven-hundred-and-sixty-fifth post! | ||||||
| Twenty-seven-hundred-and-sixty-fifth post! | ||||||
| attached to Apple Switching to Intel | ||||||
| That is the correct answer | ||||||
| attached to A Coffeeshop's Weekends Without Wi-Fi | ||||||
| No way, not in my shop | ||||||
| attached to Cooler Servers or Cooler Rooms? | ||||||
| Re:I work at a major gaming store | ||||||
| attached to PSP Launch Coverage | ||||||
| Re:I think he lost a bit more than that... | ||||||
| attached to Apple Settles with Tiger Leaker | ||||||
| Re:Quick RPM Version Check | ||||||
| attached to Red Hat Fedora Core 4 Test 1 Now Available | ||||||
| dingdingding we have a winnah... | ||||||
| Re:Red Hat! | ||||||
| attached to Red Hat EL 4.0 Released | ||||||
| Scotch on the lanai | ||||||
| attached to Poll: Monday | ||||||
| In case anyone didn't notice... | ||||||
| attached to Google Exposes Web Surveillance Cams | ||||||
| You're right | ||||||
| attached to Poll: Current altitude? | ||||||
| Re:IM'ing = ghey! | ||||||
| attached to AOL Locks Out AIM Screen Names | ||||||
| Re:Texas is not a state | ||||||
| attached to Poll: Worst State? | ||||||
| In Soviet Russia... | ||||||
| attached to Poll: Iced... | ||||||
| mc | ||||||
| attached to Poll: Favorite Two Letters? | ||||||
| God damn Nader | ||||||
| attached to Poll: Enough Poll Options? | ||||||
| Fast | ||||||
| attached to Poll: I would rather be... | ||||||
| YHL. | ||||||
| attached to Ask Mike Godwin About Internet Law | ||||||
The trouble with computers is that they do what you tell them, not what you want. -- D. Cohen
