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Re:PowerShell
*Saturday February 05, 2000 @04:01PM
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Drugs, Computers & Cyberculture
Re:India / China interesting cases
*Sunday January 30, 2000 @08:45AM
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Why Linux Makes Sense for India
Re:They lag permanently.
*Saturday January 29, 2000 @02:11PM
1
Re:They lag permanently.
*Saturday January 29, 2000 @02:05PM
2
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Congress Still Figuring Out E-Mail
Re:This is surprising, pleasantly surprising
*Friday January 28, 2000 @07:40AM
1
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Gartner Group Debunking Open Source Myths
Re:One problem with open source books
*Sunday January 23, 2000 @08:30AM
1
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GPL for Books?
Re:I don't believe it
*Tuesday January 18, 2000 @03:58PM
1
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Linux Trademark Domain Crackdown
Re:Targus Notebook Backpack...
*Tuesday January 18, 2000 @10:42AM
1
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Laptop Back Packs?
Re:Hostile Since When?
*Tuesday January 18, 2000 @08:02AM
1
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"Please Die": Freedom From Speech
Re:"Ideology is the root of all evil" is an ideolo
*Thursday December 23, 1999 @05:50PM
1
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A Quiet Adult: My Candidate for Man of the Century
Re:Stay calm folks. This is Just a Finding Of Fact
*Friday November 05, 1999 @02:07PM
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Microsoft == Monopoly says Judge
Re:The Most Troubling Aspect
*Sunday October 31, 1999 @07:33AM
2
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Toshiba Settling Billion Dollar Lawsuit
Re:laptop
*Saturday September 04, 1999 @04:32AM
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Barca Lounger for Geeks
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