igibo - Slashdot User

Subject	Datestamp	Replies	Score
Open Sores	*Thursday April 18, 2013 @05:08PM		0
attached to Most Projects On GitHub Aren't Open Source Licensed
Re:freak	*Wednesday September 16, 2009 @04:50PM		0
attached to (Near) Constant Internet While RV'ing?
SSL TPS Reports	*Friday April 17, 2009 @11:35AM		0
attached to F5 Fires Back On Open Source SSL Accelerator
Would've Been Much More Interesting. . .	*Friday December 05, 2008 @07:58PM		0
attached to A Cheat Sheet To All the Browser Betas
Re:speed	*Sunday June 22, 2008 @12:26PM		5, Funny
attached to SSL Encryption Coming To The Pirate Bay
Re:FINALLY!	*Tuesday June 17, 2008 @01:41PM	1	3, Funny
attached to Wine 1.0 — Uncorked After 15 Years
Brother, can you spare a song?	*Tuesday May 27, 2008 @08:18PM		0
attached to Would You Rent a Song For a Dime?
Darius Turbines?	*Wednesday May 02, 2007 @03:42AM		0
attached to New Jersey Turnpike As a Power Source?
And finally, monsieur, a wafer-thin storage disc.	*Wednesday October 04, 2006 @04:49PM		0, Redundant
attached to Hitachi Maxell Develops Wafer-Thin Storage Disc
Re:A million times?	*Friday February 17, 2006 @12:30AM		1
attached to A 1.2 Petabyte Hard Drive?
Men's Wrong Perspectives on Antispam	*Thursday February 16, 2006 @10:15AM		1
attached to Meng Wong's Perspectives on Antispam
Is this new? Think Tetris.	*Monday February 06, 2006 @01:34PM	3	3, Insightful
attached to Videogames Affect Your Brain
No, but. . .	*Monday January 30, 2006 @03:14PM		0
attached to ICANN Releases New .com Contract
That's all well and good. . .	*Tuesday January 17, 2006 @10:19AM	9	5, Funny
attached to Web 3.0
I always preferred the term. . .	*Thursday December 09, 2004 @11:38AM		1
attached to Laptops May Be Hazardous to Your Fertility
All Hail XORP!	*Wednesday December 01, 2004 @02:29PM		0
attached to BusinessWeek On XORP vs. Cisco
Blew out a power supply with an earring!	*Monday July 05, 2004 @09:48PM		1
attached to What Was Your Worst Computer Accident?
Re:How geniuses come to be	*Wednesday January 21, 2004 @11:51PM	1	1
attached to Justin Frankel On AOL, Subverting The Status Quo