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| attached to RIAA MediaSentry, Dead In US, Is Alive In Australia | ||||||
| Re:Too meta for me... | ||||||
| attached to IBM Wants Patent On Finding Areas Lacking Patents | ||||||
| Re:Now if only... | ||||||
| attached to Feds Tighten DNS Security On .Gov | ||||||
| Re:like me | ||||||
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| attached to Slashdot's Disagree Mail | ||||||
| What's the use of averages anymore, then? | ||||||
| attached to Dallas Schools Extend Homework Due Dates Indefinitely | ||||||
| Re:Not exactly surprised... | ||||||
| attached to One Third of New PCs Downgraded To XP? | ||||||
| Re:Nice! | ||||||
| attached to How Technology Changes Classrooms | ||||||
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| attached to The Truth About Last Year's Xbox 360 Recall | ||||||
| Re:But the question is.... | ||||||
| attached to IBM Water-Cools 3D Multi-Core Chip Stacks | ||||||
| Re:First Amendment covers ads? | ||||||
| attached to Virginia Top Court to Re-Hear Spammer's Conviction | ||||||
| Re:One can only ask... | ||||||
| attached to Using Excel As a 3D Graphics Engine | ||||||
| Re:Thank you for an threadjack this easy. | ||||||
| attached to Google's Research on Malware Distribution | ||||||
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| Re:A new AGENCY?! | ||||||
| attached to Copy That Floppy, Lose Your Computer | ||||||
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| attached to Man Sized Sea Scorpion Fossil Found | ||||||
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| Re:What about us | ||||||
| attached to Are Aliens Living Among Us? | ||||||
Real Users find the one combination of bizarre input values that shuts down the system for days.