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| Re:Apple the bully | ||||||
| attached to Playfair Relocates to India | ||||||
| Botanical vs. Legal | ||||||
| attached to Simpsons Fan Creates Real Tomacco Plant | ||||||
| Mailing lists | ||||||
| attached to Another Whack at Spam | ||||||
| Re:Solution to rediculous software patents. | ||||||
| attached to WebSense Patents Censorware System | ||||||
| Re:Prevayler already does this | ||||||
| attached to MySQL Creator Contemplates RAM-only Databases | ||||||
| Effective anti-spam software | ||||||
| attached to Where Does Spam Come From? No, Really? | ||||||
| Re:Hang on... | ||||||
| attached to Why XML Doesn't Suck | ||||||
| Hurray! This is great! | ||||||
| attached to Lexmark Wins Injunction in Toner Cartridge Suit | ||||||
| Never one to let facts get in the way | ||||||
| attached to Dyson On Grey Goo, Bioterrorism, and Censorship | ||||||
| Re:Umm | ||||||
| attached to Mono - 'Breaking Down the .Net Barriers' | ||||||
| Not possible | ||||||
| attached to Sony: Case of Right vs Left Hand | ||||||
| RBLs are a stop-gap solution | ||||||
| attached to The Spam Problem: Moving Beyond RBLs | ||||||
| Its hard to know where to begin ... | ||||||
| attached to EverQuest: What You Really Get From an Online Game | ||||||
| Re:Covering their butts | ||||||
| Re:REPEAT | ||||||
| attached to Amazon Seeks '2-Click' Shopping Cart Patent | ||||||
| Re:I think it's silly... | ||||||
| attached to David Brin On LOTR | ||||||
| Parallel with e-books? | ||||||
| attached to Will We Need A SmartCard to Watch Digital TV? | ||||||
| Its a good thing I avoid second-hand opinions | ||||||
| attached to Critics Pan Nemesis | ||||||
| Oh, sweet irony! | ||||||
| attached to Slashback: Panama, Leeches, Comeuppance | ||||||
| Re:I might be wrong here, | ||||||
| attached to New Chips Keep Tight Rein on Consumers | ||||||
| Re:you dont know what you are talking about... | ||||||
| attached to Crazy Stats on Spam | ||||||
MAC user's dynamic debugging list evaluator? Never heard of that.