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| Re:remember who he is... | ||||||
| attached to Jef Raskin Gets $2 Million To Develop RCHI | ||||||
| Re:play on words | ||||||
| attached to XVID 1.0 Released | ||||||
| Re:Link to patent | ||||||
| attached to Microsoft Nailed by Software Patent | ||||||
| Re:The Circle is Ended | ||||||
| Re:The Circle is Ended | ||||||
| attached to gDesklets - Gnome2's Karamba | ||||||
| Re:old hat | ||||||
| attached to IP over Firewire Updated | ||||||
| Re:Keycaps and hints | ||||||
| attached to Easy Character Accents in Mac OS X? | ||||||
| Re:Oh come on... | ||||||
| attached to Bush Demands Apple Recount | ||||||
| Re:sorry folks, GTK+-1.2 only :-( | ||||||
| attached to GTK+OSX for Mac OS X Aqua | ||||||
| Re:Jabber.com technology? | ||||||
| Re:Jabber on Cell-phones? | ||||||
| attached to Jabber Makes It Good | ||||||
| Re:A Few rarely talked about but cool things in 10 | ||||||
| attached to Mac OS X 10.2 "Jaguar" Reviews Pour In | ||||||
| Re:Jabber? Try SIMPLE. | ||||||
| Re:Answer: the end of the world. | ||||||
| Re:Answer: the end of the world. | ||||||
| attached to Will Instant Messaging Ever Unite? | ||||||
| Re:Some things missing? | ||||||
| attached to GNOME 2.0 Released | ||||||
| Re:Setence confusion | ||||||
| attached to Google Programming Contest Winner | ||||||
| Re:Who's in charge? | ||||||
| attached to Sun Drops Sawfish for Metacity | ||||||
| Re:From TVGuide.com | ||||||
| attached to The Lone Gunmen Aren't Dead? | ||||||
| Re:can it copy and paste between apps yet? | ||||||
| attached to GNOME 2.0 Beta | ||||||
| Re:Preempt Patch? | ||||||
| attached to Kernel 2.4.17 Out | ||||||
| Danger Trials | ||||||
| attached to Danger's Mobile Device - The HipTop | ||||||
| Re:Interning at IBM | ||||||
| attached to IBM Patents Web Page Templates | ||||||
| Re:MS never fix? | ||||||
| attached to Shutting Down Worm-Infected Broadband Users | ||||||
You can measure a programmer's perspective by noting his attitude on the continuing viability of FORTRAN. -- Alan Perlis
