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null routing Certificate Revocation List Server.  *Thursday January 08, 2004 @04:55PM 10 5, Insightful
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Art Museums  *Wednesday July 23, 2003 @05:02PM 1 1
   attached to A Geek's Tour Of North America?
Re:ARMOR!!  *Saturday May 10, 2003 @10:10AM  1
   attached to Great Science Fiction that is Out of Print?
When they audit their code  *Thursday September 28, 2000 @03:16AM  1
   attached to FreeBSD 4.1.1 Includes RSA
https browser alternatives  *Thursday June 01, 2000 @04:07AM  1
   attached to HTTPS Support in Browser Alternatives?
Re:Avoid 3COM 905B  *Tuesday December 28, 1999 @10:51AM  1
   attached to US Army Needs Linux Workstation Advice
Ongoing Review (was Re:Not thourough)  *Tuesday November 09, 1999 @06:27AM  1
   attached to OpenBSD review at linux.com
(British Battleships) Re:naming conventions rock  *Friday October 29, 1999 @06:19PM  1
   attached to I Want Names for my Servers!
OpenBSD Diary  *Wednesday October 27, 1999 @09:56PM  1
   attached to Which BSD?
Re:Ouch...  *Friday June 11, 1999 @06:52PM  1
   attached to Rasterman Summerizes his Red Hat Leave
The Drug Community  *Tuesday April 13, 1999 @08:19PM  1
   attached to "Hackers" Really are Anti-Social Geeks
Definitely Trust the CIA  *Friday February 26, 1999 @01:02AM  1
   attached to CIA predicts serious world-wide Y2K problems
Go cable  *Thursday February 25, 1999 @05:20PM  1
   attached to FCC Decides ISP Calls are Long-Distance
BLACK ORIFICE  *Thursday February 18, 1999 @03:38PM  1
   attached to Free the Open Source
Speaking of FUD  *Sunday February 07, 1999 @12:06PM  1
   attached to Macs not Y2k Compliant After All?
They should be shot  *Sunday January 31, 1999 @05:31PM  1
   attached to Quest for Cases Continues
Who Care's if the machine can break it!  *Friday January 15, 1999 @11:16AM  1
   attached to New report reveals vulnerability in security

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