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1. Jonasion on Spammers Want Microsoft to Change Outlook 2010: In the light that your needs only amount to 250$ for the past two... more »
2. visitor15379 on Don't Let Misleading Articles on DoJ Probe of Oracle / Sun Deal Influence Investments: I'm not sure that Oracle's lawyer would be considered an un-biased... more »
3. BeachRider on Don't Let Misleading Articles on DoJ Probe of Oracle / Sun Deal Influence Investments: There is some heavy duty inference going on here. Neither the DOJ... more »
4. Compute_This on Spammers Want Microsoft to Change Outlook 2010: The war for market share and hearts/minds is like any other war. ... more »
5. redbaron on Spammers Want Microsoft to Change Outlook 2010: I like the MS email software just like it is, and see no reason... more »
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9. ratmix on IDC Research: Switch from UNIX to Linux Servers Relates to Virtualization : "This indicates to me the limited support of virtualization among... more »
10. Jeff Noel Abando on More EU Open Source Software Allegations Against Microsoft : it is inevitable that the pursuit of success through proprietary... more »
11. Alinax on More EU Open Source Software Allegations Against Microsoft : "And I hope for Microsoft shareholders' sake that it is not... more »
12. avd on More EU Open Source Software Allegations Against Microsoft : > Richard Stallman did not start the open source movement He did.... more »
13. sammy spade on Why Companies Really Turn to Open Source Software: > Software maintenance and forced, cyclical upgrade/expansion... more »
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15. BloodFox on Red Hat's Head Start on IBM, Oracle in Middleware : So where is the head start? I thought it's about the whole... more »