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585Google-Wannabe Cuil: Worst. Launch. Ever. [graphic] alleyinsider.com Cuil searTimF-8/6/2008
584Problem with run away inflation: financial programs have problems keeping up witStock Puppy-8/6/2008
583 But if someone published a book about how to cheat in some game, its publicatiTimF-8/5/2008
582>>This strike me as a rather bizarre court decision. A creator of softwareCogito-8/4/2008
581>>Another argument for the policy, is that if the person is leaving the coCogito-8/4/2008
580Sony Exec Tells Frustrated PSP Users To Get Games Via BitTorrent from the did-heTimF-8/4/2008
579 This strike me as a rather bizarre court decision. A creator of software to cTimF-8/4/2008
578 Another argument for the policy, is that if the person is leaving the country TimF-8/4/2008
577>>The reason why I say "pretty good" rather that "very soliCogito-8/4/2008
576 One can disagree with, or just be uncertain about, the exact system we have foTimF-8/4/2008
575Tim - It's good to see we agree about this. This policy appears to be a clCogito-8/4/2008
574 And calling the file "dangerous" is a bit much. Its not like its goiTimF-8/4/2008
573>>At a Senate hearing in June, Larry Cunningham, a New York prosecutor whoCogito-8/4/2008
572Homeland Security: We can seize laptops for an indefinite period Posted by DeclaTimF-8/4/2008
571What if Apple stopped issuing DRM keys? Posted by Greg Sandoval It happened to TimF-8/4/2008
570Yahoo! DRM servers going away Print E-mail Written by David Stellmack TimF-7/29/2008
569Vista numbers look good - but they don't seem to reflect Vista's use. aJeff Hayden-7/29/2008
568First It Was Song Downloads. Now It’s Organic Chemistry. nytimes.com mjperry.bTimF-7/28/2008
567Gaping hole in Gmail Privacy blog.holdenkarau.com Finding the name behind the gTimF-7/18/2008
566Return of the ’70s Weirdos newsweek.com Bill Gates: top ten greatest hits (and TimF-7/15/2008
565LOL! Immerse yourselves in the detail of every moment!HerbVic-6/25/2008
564File that under "things to do when you don;t know how to fill your brand neStock Puppy-6/25/2008
563>>Get 6,242 frames-per-second (fps) at full resolution. At lower resolutioCogito-6/24/2008
562New Phantom v12 [graphic] Take the wide view with our custom-designed high-defHerbVic-6/24/2008
561Thanks SP! Never read it, but I was a SF fan in the 60s and 70s. I did read someHerbVic-6/19/2008
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