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Re:404's on those links | ||||||
attached to Microsoft Acquires Winternals and Sysinternals | ||||||
Re:Faking it.... | ||||||
attached to Poll: Cheapest way to put a man on Mars? | ||||||
Re:lol | ||||||
attached to Gestures For The Linux Desktop | ||||||
Riiight... | ||||||
attached to Poll: Fair? | ||||||
vi! | ||||||
attached to Using Redundancies to Find Errors | ||||||
TiVo in Canada | ||||||
attached to Getting Programming Guide Data into TiVo Series 2 Units? | ||||||
Re:biggest problem | ||||||
attached to Mathematicians: Elections Flawed | ||||||
lifetime | ||||||
opting-out | ||||||
attached to Slate Predicts The End Of TiVo | ||||||
The spaceship accelerates | ||||||
attached to How to Build a Time Machine | ||||||
Re:Sony's new DRM scheme | ||||||
attached to Sony Proudly Rolls Out Spyware/Restrictions System | ||||||
keyboard switching between tabs | ||||||
attached to First Reviews of Mozilla 1.0 Roll In | ||||||
This can be done for free! | ||||||
attached to Text-Mining Your E-mail | ||||||
They licensed it... | ||||||
attached to WineX 2.0 | ||||||
gaim or tik | ||||||
attached to Lycoris - Linux for the Masses? | ||||||
Re:Ignorance Makes This Possible | ||||||
attached to Privacy Policies Heading Downhill | ||||||
It's all about the monopoly... | ||||||
attached to Professor Testifies Windows Is Modular, Separable | ||||||
It sucks... | ||||||
attached to EchoStar Asks Supreme Court to Let Unlock Local Channels | ||||||
Custom Keywords for Mozilla and Google | ||||||
attached to Teoma Aims To Kill Google | ||||||
Interesting?? | ||||||
attached to Slashback: Spolsky, Mandrake, Geography | ||||||
Re:What makes this a major point release? | ||||||
attached to KDE 3.0RC3: Prepare to Fall in Love | ||||||
good luck | ||||||
attached to Kathleen Fent Read This Story | ||||||
Re:Very Simple Answer, Actually | ||||||
attached to TiVo, PVRs Not Making A Splash | ||||||
Yeah! | ||||||
attached to Xft Support For Mozilla | ||||||
For large values of one, one equals two, for small values of two.