| Subject | Datestamp | Replies | Score | |||
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| Heluna | ||||||
| attached to Exchange Compatible Spam Filters? | ||||||
| Software maturity. | ||||||
| attached to How Do You Decide Which Framework to Use? | ||||||
| Using bad code to maintain your employment. | ||||||
| attached to How To Write Unmaintainable Code | ||||||
| Man up, nancy. | ||||||
| attached to Don't Network Administrators Require Privacy? | ||||||
| Actually, eBay uses Java. | ||||||
| attached to Choice of Language for Large-Scale Web Apps? | ||||||
| It took this long in the thread to mention Safari? | ||||||
| attached to Which is Better, Firefox or Opera? | ||||||
| Get your bets in now! | ||||||
| attached to Cars that Can't Crash? | ||||||
| Longhorn is Dying | ||||||
| attached to Microsoft Taps Bloggers to Promote Longhorn | ||||||
| MAPS is a for-pay RBL. | ||||||
| attached to AOL Placed on Spam Blacklist | ||||||
| Re:You can use TTL to keep customers from leaving! | ||||||
| attached to Providers Ignoring DNS TTL? | ||||||
| Re:65 thousand UIDs, and he's using only two? | ||||||
| "Local escalation" fallacies. | ||||||
| attached to Michael Robertson Says Root is Safe | ||||||
| Re:Wait..... | ||||||
| Re:Wait..... | ||||||
| attached to Ruby On Rails Showdown with Java Spring/Hibernate | ||||||
| Max/MSP is far better. | ||||||
| attached to Justin Frankel Reveals Life After Winamp | ||||||
| Re:Apache 2.x memory model is bizarre | ||||||
| Re:It's a threading issue | ||||||
| attached to Is Apache 2.0 Worth the Switch for PHP? | ||||||
| Re:I've said it before, and I'll say it again | ||||||
| attached to PHP Vulnerabilities Announced | ||||||
| Re:In which world? | ||||||
| attached to LAMP Grid Application Server, No More J2EE | ||||||
| Gizmodo, from the makers of Fleshbot and Wonkette. | ||||||
| attached to Gizmodo Declares Blu-Ray Winner | ||||||
| SPF issues | ||||||
| attached to AOL Will Not Support Sender-ID | ||||||
| Re:Java support? | ||||||
| Re:Java support? | ||||||
| Re:Java support? | ||||||
| attached to FreeBSD 5.3 on the Horizon | ||||||
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