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Maybe for perfect vision, but not for 20/20. | ||||||
attached to iPhone 4's "Retina Display" Claims Challenged | ||||||
Re:Nice! | ||||||
Re:My brain hurts, Steve! | ||||||
attached to Apple Says Booting OS X Makes an Unauthorized Copy | ||||||
Re:Stealth is good, detection is poor | ||||||
attached to Nuclear Subs 'Collide In Ocean' | ||||||
Re:x64 ABI slightly fucked-up? | ||||||
Re:x64 ABI slightly fucked-up? | ||||||
attached to Despite Aging Design, x86 Still in Charge | ||||||
The other end of virtualisation | ||||||
attached to An Overview of Virtualization Technologies | ||||||
Re:Not so great? | ||||||
attached to Intel Yonah Performance Preview | ||||||
Re:Piracy boom? | ||||||
attached to Irish Cinema Set to Go Digital First | ||||||
It's not actually that hard! | ||||||
attached to How to Get Music Off Your iPod | ||||||
Re:I'm really busy | ||||||
Re:I'm really busy | ||||||
attached to RF-Blocking Wallpaper | ||||||
Re:1MB Max Cartridge Size | ||||||
attached to Nintendo Pokemon Mini LCD Game Hacked | ||||||
What acronym can we think up this time, boys? | ||||||
attached to PIRATE Act Introduced in Congress | ||||||
Parent is a fake - it's the source of linux 2.6.2! | ||||||
attached to Windows 2000 & Windows NT 4 Source Code Leaks | ||||||
all these benchmarks running in 32bit mode | ||||||
attached to Athlon 64 Debuts | ||||||
Re:What will stop the spammers | ||||||
attached to AMTP as an Alternative to SMTP | ||||||
2001? And this is 'news' ? | ||||||
attached to PARC's Popout Prism Aids Web Navigation | ||||||
Upgrading from RH 9 to .... | ||||||
attached to Which Red Hat Should Be Worn in the Enterprise? | ||||||
Re:Why would I want to use exim? | ||||||
attached to The Exim SMTP Mail Server | ||||||
Re:Bandwidth? | ||||||
For more info. | ||||||
Re:Bandwidth? | ||||||
attached to Canadian Telco Telus Moves All Call Traffic to the Net | ||||||
Re:FreeBSD | ||||||
attached to Mozilla Firebird Soars Into View | ||||||
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