| Subject | Datestamp | Replies | Score | |||
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| Re:Sheer Hypocrisy | ||||||
| attached to Google's Action Makes A Mockery Of Its Values | ||||||
| W/E | ||||||
| attached to Cingular Patents the Emoticon? | ||||||
| Yes | ||||||
| attached to Do Booth Babes Really Matter? | ||||||
| Debris Increase without Future Launches? | ||||||
| attached to NASA Warns of Cluttered Space | ||||||
| Re:Article makes no sense... | ||||||
| attached to E.U. Overtakes U.S. as Top PC Market | ||||||
| A Note on the PhD Rates | ||||||
| attached to MA Governor Wants More New Tech | ||||||
| Re:Sour Grapes | ||||||
| Re:Bad Logic | ||||||
| Bad Logic | ||||||
| attached to German Politico Calls For Ban On Violent Games | ||||||
| Humanity = Addiction | ||||||
| Re:It's a behavioral problem | ||||||
| Same Thing | ||||||
| attached to Gaming Fanatics Show Hallmarks of Drug Addiction | ||||||
| Current Engines | ||||||
| attached to Intel's Dual-core strategy, 75% by end 2006 | ||||||
| Circumvent? | ||||||
| attached to Taking My Freedom With Me to China? | ||||||
| Context: Old Article | ||||||
| attached to Fusion Using Sonic Compression | ||||||
| Noone thinks of the lineman... | ||||||
| attached to Getting Broadband To The Bayou | ||||||
| By that logic neither can a computer... | ||||||
| attached to Life Interrupted | ||||||
| Lineage | ||||||
| attached to What is The Cost of an Early Release? | ||||||
| Re:Mirror | ||||||
| attached to FCC's Powell vs. Howard Stern on KGO-AM | ||||||
| Common Efforts? | ||||||
| attached to Ask Ubuntu Founder (And Astronaut) Mark Shuttleworth | ||||||
| What noone seemed to notice... | ||||||
| attached to Dell $38m Supercomputer [not] More Costly than VT's G5s | ||||||
| What! | ||||||
| attached to Poll: Best Tom Clancy Novel.. | ||||||
| Hex | ||||||
| attached to Fair IP Laws? | ||||||
| Star Wars | ||||||
| attached to The Wired Top Twenty Sci-Fi Movies | ||||||
"Card readers? We don't need no stinking card readers." -- Peter da Silva (at the National Academy of Sciencies, 1965, in a particularly vivid fantasy)
