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Announcing Slashdot Subscriptions
Re:Apple.slashdot.org???
*Wednesday February 20, 2002 @05:31PM
1
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Apple Releases Mac OS X 10.1.3
Employed? Heck yes!
*Sunday September 16, 2001 @10:55AM
1
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Poll: Are You Employed?
Re:Correction
*Tuesday June 05, 2001 @07:11AM
1
attached to
Calendar: Code, Free Speech, Or Mathematics?
Change happens
*Wednesday December 27, 2000 @10:19AM
1
attached to
Getting Fired For Not Taking A Promotion?
Other high bandwitdth covert channels
*Thursday May 11, 2000 @04:51AM
1
attached to
Transfer Files Using TCP... Headers?
First Derivative of Y2K
*Monday January 03, 2000 @06:35AM
1
attached to
Apocalypse Not
Re:Infinite Connections --> Too Big Communities
*Saturday November 27, 1999 @10:35AM
1
Re:Infinite Connections --> Too Big Communities
*Saturday November 27, 1999 @09:25AM
2
attached to
Are BBS-Like Communities Dead?
Re:We Need Netscape
*Tuesday November 16, 1999 @02:42PM
1
attached to
A Linux 'Browser War' in the Making?
Re:The root of the problem
*Thursday November 25, 1999 @08:36AM
1
attached to
Analyzing the Analysts
Re:Very Balanced Article
*Sunday July 25, 1999 @08:32AM
2
attached to
NYT Magazine Says No Network Is Secure
Then Linux would be a munition?
*Tuesday February 02, 1999 @05:02PM
1
Dr. Strangevolds
*Tuesday February 02, 1999 @04:58PM
1
attached to
Linux as Military Standard?
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