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| Re:Apparently, yes. | ||||||
| attached to GSM and Asterisk Integration? | ||||||
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| attached to Spotlight's Impact on PowerBook Battery Life? | ||||||
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| attached to Perl 6 Now by Scott Walters | ||||||
| Re:Well Done | ||||||
| attached to Crackers Slam EQ2 Economy | ||||||
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| attached to Journal Discussion: 50 Gmail Invites giveaway | ||||||
| How much | ||||||
| attached to World of Warcraft Open Beta Sign-ups | ||||||
| Re:Scientists need some common sense | ||||||
| attached to Banana Power! | ||||||
| online games | ||||||
| attached to Workplace Monotony? | ||||||
| I for one... | ||||||
| attached to Ghenghis Khan Descendants Eat For Free | ||||||
| I for one | ||||||
| attached to Poll: Most Likely to Take Over the World? | ||||||
| google link | ||||||
| attached to Computational Origami and David Huffman | ||||||
| google link | ||||||
| attached to 3-D Gaming on Your Cellphone | ||||||
| Re:My watch | ||||||
| attached to Poll: I Set My Watch: | ||||||
| Re:More Information | ||||||
| attached to 2004 Venus Transit In Pictures | ||||||
| non sperm required NYT link | ||||||
| attached to NYT on Spam Cops | ||||||
| google link | ||||||
| attached to XBox Now Your Personal Fitness Trainer? | ||||||
| google link | ||||||
| attached to Google Experiments With Local Filesystem Search | ||||||
| google link | ||||||
| attached to More on Global Dimming | ||||||
| Re:Ok... | ||||||
| attached to Google to Distribute Image Ads, Plans Email List Service | ||||||
| Re:why is it always me that does this? | ||||||
| attached to NYT Discovers Internet's Wild Side: IRC | ||||||
| google link | ||||||
| attached to A Running Shoe For Agent 86? | ||||||
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| attached to USA Today and NYT on Linux rising | ||||||
"Card readers? We don't need no stinking card readers." -- Peter da Silva (at the National Academy of Sciencies, 1965, in a particularly vivid fantasy)
