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Re:Patents, and what they are and aren't | ||||||
attached to Microsoft Patents The Task List | ||||||
Re:If CVS was implemented in Java... | ||||||
attached to Security Holes in CVS and Subversion Found | ||||||
Ask Tim Bray | ||||||
attached to How Hard Is It To Write Your Own Search Engine? | ||||||
Re:/. suppression ;) | ||||||
attached to IBM Files For Declaratory Judgement In SCO Case | ||||||
Re:Mono implements C#. Mono is free. | ||||||
attached to McNealy Answers: No Open Source Java | ||||||
Re:As always, mainstream exposure causes corruptio | ||||||
attached to Extreme Programming Refactored, Take 2 | ||||||
Wildcard searches | ||||||
attached to Favorite Hidden Google Features? | ||||||
Re:Use .NET? | ||||||
attached to Make More Mistakes | ||||||
Re:The one i hate most | ||||||
Re:The one i hate most | ||||||
Re:The one i hate most | ||||||
Some good points, but... | ||||||
attached to Software Fashion | ||||||
Re:Java's not exactly pining for the fields just n | ||||||
attached to Java vs .NET | ||||||
Re:Nope | ||||||
attached to 'Storage' to Replace Traditional Filesystems? | ||||||
Re:Simplicity??? | ||||||
attached to Programming .NET Components | ||||||
Re:Don't Flame So Fast | ||||||
attached to Essential .NET, Volume I | ||||||
Re:SCO code =Bad chop job? | ||||||
attached to Settling SCOres | ||||||
Re:MythTV, anyone? | ||||||
attached to ReplayTV DVR to Remove Features | ||||||
Re:Nazis? Huh? I just don't see it... | ||||||
attached to "V" Sequel Coming to NBC | ||||||
Re:GSM is NOT the future... | ||||||
attached to Slashback: GSM, Buffy, Wobble | ||||||
Re:Buy a Tivo | ||||||
attached to Home-Grown TiVo Stories? | ||||||
Re:/. Feed | ||||||
attached to Content Syndication With RSS | ||||||
Re:XP must be "special" | ||||||
attached to iDisk Utility for Windows XP | ||||||
Re:Seems like a no brainer. | ||||||
attached to IBM Picks Qtopia Over PalmOS And PocketPC | ||||||
"If you want to eat hippopatomus, you've got to pay the freight." -- attributed to an IBM guy, about why IBM software uses so much memory