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| The real question | ||||||
| attached to Sahimo Hydrogen Vehicle Gets Over 1,300 mpg | ||||||
| Re:Advertising | ||||||
| attached to How Steam Revived a Dead Game | ||||||
| Re:You don't | ||||||
| attached to Locking Down Linux Desktops In an Enterprise? | ||||||
| Re:Fermilab... | ||||||
| attached to Open Source Software For Experimental Physics? | ||||||
| Battletech: The Crescent Hawk's Revenge (1989) | ||||||
| attached to Examining the Beginnings of the RTS Genre | ||||||
| Re:RSA SecurID | ||||||
| attached to Secure Ways to Determine 'Something You Have'? | ||||||
| Re:Am I the only one | ||||||
| Re:Am I the only one | ||||||
| attached to KDE 4 to Support Apple Dashboard Widgets | ||||||
| Re:PCI Express? | ||||||
| attached to Poll: Favorite Expansion Bus? | ||||||
| Re:KDE has been doing this since day one | ||||||
| KDE has been doing this since day one | ||||||
| attached to Bounties for Gnome Optimization | ||||||
| Re:Traditions change | ||||||
| attached to Jon Bringing WMV9 to Linux | ||||||
| Shotguns violate the Geneva Convention. | ||||||
| attached to US Army Testing Robots with Shotguns | ||||||
| This really doesn't make any sense. | ||||||
| attached to Cringely: MS To Hurt Linux Via USB Enhancements | ||||||
| Re:Once you beat the bottlenecks, it's very snappy | ||||||
| Re:Once you beat the bottlenecks, it's very snappy | ||||||
| Once you beat the bottlenecks, it's very snappy. | ||||||
| Re:Thats nice | ||||||
| attached to GNOME 2.8 Released | ||||||
| Re:Religion and Schooling | ||||||
| attached to The Underground History of American Education | ||||||
| Re:Most notably: | ||||||
| Re:Fixed the File Selector yet? | ||||||
| Re:Too much like MS? | ||||||
| attached to Gnome 2.8 RC1 Released | ||||||
| Re:I like that idea! | ||||||
| attached to The Linux Incompatibility List | ||||||
| They're pulling a Munich | ||||||
| attached to Open Source in California Government | ||||||
It appears that PL/I (and its dialects) is, or will be, the most widely used higher level language for systems programming. -- J. Sammet
