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| Re:Simple | ||||||
| attached to FBI: $10,000 Reward For Info On Anyone Who Points a Laser At an Aircraft | ||||||
| Re:"hoy" is a perfectly cromulent word | ||||||
| attached to Sophisticated Spy Tool 'The Mask' Rages Undetected For 7 Years | ||||||
| Re:Yet trading goes on | ||||||
| attached to Bitcoin Plunges After Mt. Gox Exchange Halts Trades | ||||||
| Re:Why? | ||||||
| Re:Why? | ||||||
| Re:Why? | ||||||
| attached to US Cord Cutters Getting Snubbed From NBC's Olympic Coverage Online | ||||||
| Re:Sounds great | ||||||
| Re:The Slashcott | ||||||
| attached to CERN Wants a New Particle Collider Three Times Larger Than the LHC | ||||||
| Hmm | ||||||
| attached to Simple Emergency Generators and Radio Receivers (Video) | ||||||
| Re:I'll keep saying | ||||||
| attached to How Adobe Got Rid of Traditional Stack-Ranking Performance Reviews | ||||||
| blah blah, topic here. | ||||||
| attached to NBC News Confuses the World About Cyber-Security | ||||||
| Re:NYPD | ||||||
| NYPD | ||||||
| attached to NYPD Is Beta-Testing Google Glass | ||||||
| Re:And that's exactly what I asked for. | ||||||
| attached to Slashdot Tries Something New; Audience Responds! | ||||||
| Re:"...as we migrate our audience..." | ||||||
| attached to Target's Data Breach Started With an HVAC Account | ||||||
| Re:Too bad Slashdot beta won't shatter into dust | ||||||
| Re:Offtopic Dice question | ||||||
| Things that shatter into dust on impact. | ||||||
| attached to Military Electronics That Shatter Into Dust On Command | ||||||
| Re:Beta sucks | ||||||
| Re:Begun they have... | ||||||
| Re:Beta sucks | ||||||
| IMMINENT DEATH OF SLASHDOT PREDICTED | ||||||
| attached to The Standards Wars and the Sausage Factory | ||||||
| Re:agree | ||||||
| The new Slashdot sucks | ||||||
| attached to Former Red Hat COO Helps Health Care Providers Work Together (Video) | ||||||
Documentation is the castor oil of programming. Managers know it must be good because the programmers hate it so much.