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Re:OOG CANT BELIEVE STUPID MODERATOR!!!  *Tuesday March 21, 2000 @11:19PM  1
   attached to Gnutella 0.5c Still Going? UPDATED - NO
See technocrat.net .  *Sunday March 19, 2000 @07:04AM  2
   attached to Byte Offers An Explanation Of Patent Law
Re:how well do various compilers track the standar  *Friday February 25, 2000 @11:36AM  1
   attached to C++ Answers From Bjarne Stroustrup
Re:GNU C (mis)feature? Not supported by GNU G++  *Monday February 21, 2000 @12:34PM  1
   attached to Ask Bjarne Stroustrup, Inventor of C++
Look for Tesla on www.si.edu  *Thursday February 10, 2000 @12:40AM  1
   attached to Tesla: Erased at the Smithsonian
Knuth loses 3 times. [Was: Re:The Beanie Awards]  *Friday February 04, 2000 @01:53PM  1
   attached to EFF Fundraiser in Boston
Re:A letter to the editor  *Friday February 04, 2000 @08:15PM  1
   attached to Jon Johansen's Answers to Your DeCSS Questions
Re:The tragedy of Linux  *Thursday February 03, 2000 @03:27AM  1
   attached to Commercialization of Linux
Learn to speak Slashdottish.  *Wednesday February 02, 2000 @03:54PM  1
   attached to AOL 5 Gets $8 Billion Class Action Suit
Re:This is new?  *Tuesday February 01, 2000 @06:36PM  1
   attached to Preinstalled Hurd Now Available
Moderators should read /. in 'Newest first' mode.  *Wednesday February 02, 2000 @01:49PM  1
Re:Approximately 1700 words.  *Wednesday February 02, 2000 @01:22PM  1
   attached to Software And The Death of Privacy
Re:Was not CDR life 100 years?  *Monday January 31, 2000 @05:03PM  1
   attached to On Data Obsalescence and Media Decay
Go NASA. Faster, better Cheaper.  *Tuesday November 30, 1999 @11:19AM  1
   attached to Mars Deep Space 2 Crash Program
not news, but at least /. apologizes ...  *Tuesday November 30, 1999 @11:07AM  4
   attached to Y2K Movie Followup: The Slashdot Effect Gone Wrong
Analogies  *Wednesday November 24, 1999 @05:25AM  1
   attached to Who is Responsible? The Developer? The User?

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