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| Re:Written by an ex-Microsoft employee. | ||||||
| attached to Governments, Beyond the Open Source Hype | ||||||
| Here is the actual flaw: | ||||||
| attached to Homeland Security Uncovers Critical Flaw in X11 | ||||||
| Re:Fines don't matter | ||||||
| attached to EU/Microsoft Antitrust Case Delves Into Tech | ||||||
| Re:Tim Burton != Jim Barton | ||||||
| attached to The Challenges of A DVR Service | ||||||
| Re:jboss | ||||||
| attached to Red Hat to Acquire JBoss | ||||||
| Two words | ||||||
| attached to Phishing Steals Spotlight at MIT Conference | ||||||
| Re:MS punishing for FOSS? | ||||||
| attached to How Open Source is Faring in Retail | ||||||
| News at 11 | ||||||
| attached to Man Builds 60-foot Tower to Get Highspeed Access | ||||||
| Re:Really cool.. | ||||||
| Re:Really cool.. | ||||||
| attached to Nanotube Paint Blocks Cell Phones on Demand | ||||||
| *** Leans back, waits *** | ||||||
| attached to iPod Takes Japan by Storm | ||||||
| Correction to this slashvertisement | ||||||
| attached to Seagate Pushes Hard Drive Platters to 160GB | ||||||
| SPOILER ALERT!! SPOILER!! | ||||||
| attached to Spidey Knocks Out Harry Potter at Box Office | ||||||
| Re:Wanting to believe | ||||||
| Re:patent | ||||||
| Re:Who's to blame? | ||||||
| attached to The Magic Box Hoax | ||||||
| The irony is sweet | ||||||
| attached to Spyware Makers Resent Cleaned-Up Versions | ||||||
| Yeah, good luck with that, China | ||||||
| attached to CIA Warns China Might Be Planning Cyber Attack | ||||||
| Nice project | ||||||
| attached to Vegas: Monorails v. Gridlock | ||||||
| At what point | ||||||
| attached to Gates Testifies in Antitrust Suit | ||||||
| Re:I'm really very sorry. | ||||||
| Re:Just so you don't do this again.. | ||||||
| Spoiler Warning?? | ||||||
| attached to The Lone Gunmen Are Dead | ||||||
| I hope they've considered all of the | ||||||
| attached to Spanish Province Dist-Upgrades | ||||||
What ever you want is going to cost a little more than it is worth. -- The Second Law Of Thermodynamics
