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Re:Easy to side with RIM  *Thursday February 02, 2006 @12:37PM 1 0
   attached to Last NTP Patent Tentatively Thrown Out
NIST wrote a research paper on this topic  *Tuesday January 10, 2006 @12:41PM 1 2, Informative
   attached to Burned CDs Last 5 years Max -- Use Tape?
Re:Well it's all over now.  *Friday March 04, 2005 @05:29PM 2 1
Re:Well it's all over now.  *Friday March 04, 2005 @05:00PM 1 1
Re:Well it's all over now.  *Friday March 04, 2005 @04:54PM 1 1
   attached to LiveCD Lets You Try Out Project Looking Glass
NetPass  *Friday October 22, 2004 @08:54AM 1 1
   attached to Cisco to Acquire Perfigo
Sprint announced similar move  *Tuesday May 27, 2003 @09:01AM  1
   attached to Canadian Telco Telus Moves All Call Traffic to the Net
Re:why is re-writing software so often glorified?  *Thursday April 17, 2003 @12:08PM 1 1
Re:Rewrites suck  *Thursday April 17, 2003 @12:06PM 1 1
why is re-writing software so often glorified?  *Thursday April 17, 2003 @12:02PM 1 0, Redundant
   attached to Tridgell Taking Samba Beyond POSIX
starttls  *Sunday January 19, 2003 @07:59AM  1
   attached to MIT Spam Conference Conclusions
Re:Not Alone  *Monday September 30, 2002 @10:05AM  1
Re:Vulnerable to http tunneling  *Sunday September 29, 2002 @10:41PM 1 1
   attached to UC Irvine Cracks Down on P2P
smooth scrolling/screen shifting  *Tuesday August 13, 2002 @08:40PM 1 1
   attached to The Technology Behind ID's Games
ABET asked IEEE to look into this years ago  *Sunday June 16, 2002 @09:36PM  1
   attached to Software Product Liability?
Re:In other news...  *Saturday June 08, 2002 @09:06PM  1
   attached to Open Source Limitations?
Re:Filtering email  *Wednesday February 20, 2002 @10:30AM  1
   attached to Walling off Asian E-mail to Prevent Spam
Re:Ethics, Stallman, and Free Software Taboo  *Saturday May 20, 2000 @06:58PM  1
   attached to Bertrand Meyer's "The Ethics of Free Software"

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