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| endianness and types | ||||||
| attached to The Big Technical Mistakes of History | ||||||
| don't judge a book by its cover | ||||||
| attached to Multi-Platform App Created Using Single Code Base | ||||||
| research, visualisation market, WebGL | ||||||
| attached to Why You Should Use OpenGL and Not DirectX | ||||||
| managed languages | ||||||
| attached to Microsoft To Banish Memcpy() | ||||||
| Re:Band 2.0 | ||||||
| attached to Bands Bypass iTunes With iPhone Apps | ||||||
| real essential apps? | ||||||
| attached to Why Is Adobe Flash On Linux Still Broken? | ||||||
| Call Neo | ||||||
| attached to Defend Yourself in the Imminent Robot Rebellion | ||||||
| Re:"Extreme Scales" ? | ||||||
| Take Java seriously | ||||||
| attached to Help crack the Java 1.6 Classfile Verifier | ||||||
| I'm shocked | ||||||
| attached to Linus Says No to 'Specs' | ||||||
| Re:Titanic Struggle | ||||||
| attached to Giant Squid Caught on Film | ||||||
| bad design mistake | ||||||
| attached to Microsoft Testing Rival to Google's Start Page | ||||||
| OpenGL? | ||||||
| attached to SGI Faces Bankruptcy | ||||||
| Re:Effort outweights benefits | ||||||
| Effort outweights benefits | ||||||
| attached to On the Horizon: an Apache-License Version of Java | ||||||
| www.dilbert.com | ||||||
| attached to 95% of IT Projects Not Delivered On Time | ||||||
| The author | ||||||
| attached to History Flow Shows How Wiki Articles Evolve | ||||||
| Not meant to last | ||||||
| attached to Photos and Commentary On AMD's PIC | ||||||
| Re:Stop being naive! | ||||||
| Stop being naive! | ||||||
| attached to Human Gene Count Slashed | ||||||
| Mandatory joke | ||||||
| attached to The 2004 Nobel Prize in Physics | ||||||
| Oreilly's guide to Tiger | ||||||
| attached to Have a Nice Steaming Cup of Java 5 | ||||||
| Code fast or Fast Code? | ||||||
| attached to Geek Olympics Code for Gold | ||||||
| i moved from C++ to Java | ||||||
| attached to How Much Java in the Linux World? | ||||||
The first sign of maturity is the discovery that the volume knob also turns to the left.
