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| attached to Star Trek: Enterprise in Danger of Being Cancelled | ||||||
| Were not all talking about the same thing here. | ||||||
| attached to Programmers and the "Big Picture"? | ||||||
| Re:That's because we live in interesting times | ||||||
| Re:I heard one hiring manager tell me | ||||||
| attached to Engineering Careers Short-Circuiting | ||||||
| Yea, but... | ||||||
| attached to Usability and Open Source Software | ||||||
| Some Observations | ||||||
| attached to The Poetry Of Programming | ||||||
| Re:A lot will go unseen... | ||||||
| attached to Vatican/HP To Put Library Online | ||||||
| privacy in japan? | ||||||
| attached to Governmental ID System in Japan | ||||||
| comments | ||||||
| attached to What is Well-Commented Code? | ||||||
| Good timing | ||||||
| attached to MS Pressuring NW Schools: Pay Up, Or Face Audit | ||||||
| Re:AOL Using Mozilla/Netscape | ||||||
| attached to Mozilla Poised for Revival? | ||||||
| xterminal? | ||||||
| attached to Thin Clients in a Computer Lab Environment? | ||||||
| think about this | ||||||
| attached to Can OO Programming Solve Engineering Problems? | ||||||
| Re:Hubris, laziness, and impatience | ||||||
| Re:Good point | ||||||
| sometimes, rewrite is absolultely needed | ||||||
| Re:Good point | ||||||
| attached to How To Make Software Projects Fail | ||||||
| Re:Wrong name | ||||||
| attached to New (More) Annoying Microsoft Worm Hits Net | ||||||
| Re:How Management Sees Us | ||||||
| attached to No Shortage Of Programmers? | ||||||
| linux? | ||||||
| attached to Dept. of Defense Adopts StarOffice | ||||||
| Re:I know it's not fashionable | ||||||
| attached to Gaming Companies Being Sued Over Columbine | ||||||
| Re:Good Software Exists | ||||||
| attached to Software Problem Linked to Osprey Crash | ||||||
| Re:Source | ||||||
| Opaque Types | ||||||
| attached to Linux Applications And "glibc Hell"? | ||||||
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