| Subject | Datestamp | Replies | Score | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bad examples | ||||||
| attached to Code Cleanup Culls LibreOffice Cruft | ||||||
| Re:Special people, special privileges | ||||||
| Re:Special people, special privileges | ||||||
| Re:If not the government, then who? | ||||||
| Re:Bogus | ||||||
| I cautiously support "Journalist Licenses" | ||||||
| attached to Bloggers Not Journalists, Federal Judge Rules | ||||||
| Re:Recycling | ||||||
| Re:Jailbreaking consoles | ||||||
| Re:Wasn't this already done? | ||||||
| attached to EFF Asks To Make Jailbreaking Legal For All Devices | ||||||
| Uh, well, I guess they made their point | ||||||
| attached to Greenpeace Breaks Into French Nuclear Plant | ||||||
| Shredders are good enough for classified docs | ||||||
| attached to San Francisco Team Wins DARPA's De-Shredding Contest | ||||||
| If you can't handle CS1 without hand-holding... | ||||||
| attached to Professor Questions Sink-Or-Swim Intro To CS Courses | ||||||
| Re:Evils... | ||||||
| attached to US Preserves Smallpox For Defense | ||||||
| What's the real research question? | ||||||
| attached to Robots Successfully Invent Their Own Language | ||||||
| Annoyed me to the point of abandoning Firefox | ||||||
| attached to Firefox's Awesome Bar... | ||||||
| Re:Effective ads | ||||||
| Effective ads | ||||||
| attached to AT&T Loses First Legal Battle Against Verizon | ||||||
| Re:Water for Thought... | ||||||
| attached to Iraq Swears By Dowsing Rod Bomb Detector | ||||||
| Re:Comcast in Mass played the same games | ||||||
| Re:It's like quitting smoking. | ||||||
| attached to Shaw Cable Again Blocks Firewire On Canadian Set-Top Boxes | ||||||
| Re:The reason... | ||||||
| attached to The Music Industry's Crisis Writ Large | ||||||
| Re:How long has this been going on? | ||||||
| attached to Formerly Classified Global Warming Spy Photos Released | ||||||
| Re:Level heads | ||||||
| Level heads | ||||||
| attached to Verizon FiOS/DSL Customers Get Free Wi-Fi Across US | ||||||
"Text processing has made it possible to right-justify any idea, even one which cannot be justified on any other grounds." -- J. Finnegan, USC.
