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Re:Just a Thought...  *Sunday April 26, 2009 @02:55AM  1
   attached to A Vision For a World Free of CAPTCHAs
They teach you to learn :)  *Saturday March 21, 2009 @02:11PM 1 1
   attached to Programming Language Specialization Dilemma
Hiding in RAM - not BIOS flashing  *Thursday March 19, 2009 @03:28PM 1 4, Informative
   attached to Intel CPU Privilege Escalation Exploit
Re:only the super high desk tops have Quick Path a  *Saturday August 23, 2008 @09:56AM  1
Re:yeah, yeah, yeah.. they said this the last time  *Saturday August 23, 2008 @09:54AM  1
   attached to Inside Intel's Core i7 Processor, Nehalem
Re:Karl Marx was right. (sigh)  *Wednesday November 22, 2006 @09:31AM  1
   attached to Journal Discussion: Creationism Museum To Open Next Summer
Re:Closed and open.  *Saturday November 18, 2006 @07:50PM  1
   attached to A New Vulnerability In RSA Cryptography
Re:The best solution  *Monday November 06, 2006 @05:25AM  1
   attached to New Zero-Day Vulnerability In Windows
Re:From the summary...  *Tuesday October 31, 2006 @05:42AM  1
   attached to How MythTV Detects and Flags Commercials
Re:Just a money grab?  *Tuesday September 19, 2006 @07:42AM  1
   attached to New Tolkien Story To be Published
Same with POSIX timestamps  *Monday January 02, 2006 @07:27AM  1
   attached to Leap Second At The End of 2005
Re:Linux?  *Thursday May 26, 2005 @05:39AM  1
   attached to Intel Head Recommends Apple
Re:Thanks, but no thanks  *Wednesday May 11, 2005 @07:07AM  1
   attached to Yahoo Introduces Competitor for iTunes
Can't connect Windows - Tiger  *Saturday May 07, 2005 @08:01AM  1
Re:Finder and Linux Sambda shares  *Saturday May 07, 2005 @07:59AM  2, Informative
   attached to File Sharing Difficulties Frustrate Tiger Admins
Re:Mac Mini update?  *Tuesday April 12, 2005 @12:23PM 1 1
   attached to Apple Announces Tiger Release Date
Re:So...  *Saturday March 19, 2005 @05:21PM  1
   attached to CSS Support Could Be IE7's Weakest Link

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