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Re:Police often violate 4th amendment rights..  *Wednesday April 20, 2011 @01:02AM  1
   attached to Michigan Police Could Search Cell Phones During Traffic Stops
Re:Diff story?  *Saturday April 17, 2010 @05:15PM  1
   attached to Web Coupons Tell Stores More Than You Realize
Re:You damn well should  *Thursday December 31, 2009 @12:42PM  3, Informative
   attached to Do Your Developers Have Local Admin Rights?
Re:Here is to....  *Friday July 10, 2009 @07:04PM 2 1
   attached to Retired Mainframe Pros Lured Back Into Workforce
Re:Slashdot achievements  *Wednesday April 01, 2009 @01:00PM  1
   attached to Slashdot Launches User Achievements
Re:Technologically Sophisticated  *Saturday November 04, 2006 @07:48AM  1
   attached to Demo Virus For Mac OS X Released
Re:reasoned review?  *Sunday September 24, 2006 @07:44PM 1 1
Re:Windows Wins  *Sunday September 24, 2006 @07:37PM 1 1
Re:reasoned review?  *Sunday September 24, 2006 @06:57PM 2 4, Insightful
   attached to Looking Back on Five Years of Windows XP
Re:They just never quit  *Thursday December 01, 2005 @07:25PM  1
   attached to BellSouth Wants to Rig the Internet
Re:An open source clone?  *Monday October 24, 2005 @01:16PM  2, Funny
   attached to A Guided Tour of the Microsoft Command Shell
Re:they turned back!  *Thursday April 21, 2005 @01:25PM  1
   attached to Microsoft to Support Linux in Virtual Server
Re:Anyone know what OS this was that got hacked?  *Wednesday October 20, 2004 @03:45PM  2, Insightful
   attached to Whopping-Big Data Theft At U.C. Berkeley
Re:Bugs in Service Pack 2  *Friday August 27, 2004 @01:12PM 1 1
   attached to Anatomy Of A Bug In Microsoft Office
Re:And no doubt, trackable.  *Tuesday July 13, 2004 @05:03PM  5, Funny
   attached to Hacking the RFID Network
Re:you need a history lesson  *Tuesday July 13, 2004 @04:43PM  1
Re:IE is NOT a web browser  *Tuesday July 13, 2004 @04:36PM  1
   attached to 4 New "Extremely Critical" IE Vulnerabilities

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