Subject Datestamp Replies Score
Eliot Spitzer decides for everyone  *Wednesday October 12, 2005 @08:23PM  1
   attached to Yahoo Closes Chat Rooms to Anyone Under 18
Re:Actually, it's obvious why they're getting bigg  *Thursday June 10, 2004 @12:35PM  1
   attached to Is the Linux Desktop Getting Heavier and Slower?
Re:the spectrum is a scarce resource  *Tuesday June 08, 2004 @08:08AM 1 1
   attached to Should The FCC Be Abolished?
Re:Who decides what should and shouldn't be includ  *Thursday March 18, 2004 @10:24AM 2 2, Insightful
   attached to Microsoft and EU Talks End
Re:Any still running?  *Wednesday February 18, 2004 @09:01AM 2 2, Informative
   attached to More on IBM 75GXP Drive Fiasco
Argumentum ad hominem  *Wednesday June 05, 2002 @06:53AM 2 1
   attached to 'Think Tank' Issues Microsoft-Funded Troll
Maybe CA isn't so innocent.  *Wednesday April 17, 2002 @02:05PM 2 2, Interesting
   attached to California + Oracle = $95 Million Fiasco
I think Slashdot jumped the gun.  *Wednesday September 19, 2001 @12:27PM 2 1
   attached to FreeBSD 4.4-RELEASE Is Ready
When the government does space exploration . . .  *Thursday March 01, 2001 @03:05AM  1
   attached to Pluto Mission Apparently Cancelled
Asking for government intervention?  *Tuesday January 16, 2001 @04:19AM  1
   attached to Microsoft Critiques Australian IT Policies
Re:FreeNet  *Monday February 14, 2000 @08:09AM  1
   attached to The Nine Continents of the Internet
Re:Conservative Party Line  *Wednesday January 26, 2000 @12:49PM  1
Re:Apparently failure is good for NASA.  *Wednesday January 26, 2000 @12:20PM  1
Apparently failure is good for NASA.  *Wednesday January 26, 2000 @03:21AM  2
   attached to Hope for Mars Polar Lander?
Re:Independent Indeed  *Monday October 04, 1999 @04:55AM  1
Re:Independent Indeed  *Friday October 01, 1999 @08:42AM  1
   attached to QWERTY, Dvorak and More
Not so dodgy motherboards, either.  *Wednesday February 24, 1999 @05:47AM  1
Why should Intel be frightened?  *Wednesday February 24, 1999 @04:00AM  1
   attached to Tom's Hardware benchmarks K6-3 and PIII