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- They are a menace for the Open source, and should be shuned!
- Posted by: screaming silence Posted on: 10/21/03 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
the Canadians should mind their business!
screaming silence | 10/21/03
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Canadians
Yabai | 10/21/03
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Canadian Clarification
robocoder | 10/21/03
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Business decision
Rich3800@... | 10/21/03
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Linux users incensed over Royal Bank SCO investment
mgifford | 10/23/03
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Royal Bank of Canada invests in SCO
datasmith | 11/19/03
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