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| just don't invent anything | ||||||
| attached to Nine Ways to Stop Industrial Espionage | ||||||
| look at me i'm invisible | ||||||
| attached to How to Become Invisible | ||||||
| numbers as dates | ||||||
| attached to The Next Three Days are the x86 Days | ||||||
| blackboard is cool | ||||||
| attached to Blackboard Patenting Educational Groupware | ||||||
| redhat won't die | ||||||
| attached to Ubuntu to Bring About Red Hat's Demise? | ||||||
| amazon | ||||||
| attached to Internet Usage Boosts Post Office Revenue | ||||||
| open source | ||||||
| attached to Spanish Region Goes Entirely Open Source | ||||||
| mind the lamp | ||||||
| attached to To Support, or Not Support Oracle? | ||||||
| gone to far | ||||||
| attached to Children Arrested, DNA Tested for Playing in a Tree? | ||||||
| great summary | ||||||
| attached to OSCON - the Wrap-Up | ||||||
| interesting idea | ||||||
| attached to Halving Half Lives | ||||||
| but does is run linux? | ||||||
| attached to UCSD Biometric Vending Machine | ||||||
| Re:Ethicial question | ||||||
| Ethicial question | ||||||
| attached to NPR Looks to Technological Singularity | ||||||
| the moon is made of cheese | ||||||
| attached to Google Offers Hybrid Satellite and Map View | ||||||
| PHEV? | ||||||
| attached to Car Powered by Compressed Air | ||||||
| so long....Mr. Adams | ||||||
| attached to Asteroid Named After Douglas Adams | ||||||
| quoteth the article | ||||||
| attached to Defining Google | ||||||
| So that's what it's about | ||||||
| attached to Engineered Enhancers Closer Than You Think | ||||||
| ala Austin Powers 3 | ||||||
| attached to Setting up a High-Tech Language School? | ||||||
| Am I the only one who thought... | ||||||
| Profit!!! | ||||||
| attached to Linux Desktop Migration Cookbook from IBM | ||||||
| Microsoft finally caught on! | ||||||
| attached to Microsoft Bringing TV to Xbox | ||||||
| Goatse | ||||||
| attached to First JPEG Virus Posted To Usenet | ||||||
The human mind ordinarily operates at only ten percent of its capacity -- the rest is overhead for the operating system.
