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NewsHarvey, a .NET chat server built with RabbitMQstaffTerrence Dorsey20 Nov '12 - 11:35 
GeneralRe: Harvey, a .NET chat server built with RabbitMQmemberdexterama21 Nov '12 - 6:43 
NewsHow To Build An Email ClientstaffTerrence Dorsey20 Nov '12 - 11:12 
NewsOpen source Java for Android? Don't bet on it.staffTerrence Dorsey20 Nov '12 - 11:12 
NewsNintendo Wii U TeardownstaffTerrence Dorsey20 Nov '12 - 11:11 
NewsSinofsky's departure gives me hope for WindowsstaffTerrence Dorsey20 Nov '12 - 11:11 
NewsTwo-tonne Witch computer gets a rebootstaffTerrence Dorsey20 Nov '12 - 11:10 
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The world's oldest original working digital computer is going on display at The National Museum of Computing in Buckinghamshire. The Witch, as the machine is known, has been restored to clattering and flashing life in a three-year effort. In its heyday in the 1950s the machine was the workhorse of the UK's atomic energy research programme. A happy accident led to its discovery in a municipal storeroom where it had languished for 15 years.
What makes you think she's a Wolverhampton Instrument for Teaching Computing from Harwell?
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NewsKill the Password: Why a String of Characters Can't Protect Us AnymorememberClifford Nelson20 Nov '12 - 7:28 
GeneralRe: Kill the Password: Why a String of Characters Can't Protect Us AnymorememberVasudevan Deepak Kumar20 Nov '12 - 8:12 
GeneralRe: Kill the Password: Why a String of Characters Can't Protect Us AnymorememberClifford Nelson20 Nov '12 - 10:30 
GeneralRe: Kill the Password: Why a String of Characters Can't Protect Us AnymorememberGeekforChrist20 Nov '12 - 13:23 
NewsWindows 7 getting a DirectX 11.1 UpdatememberWong Shao Voon19 Nov '12 - 18:04 
NewsWhy you should never use a boolean field (use an Enum instead)staffTerrence Dorsey19 Nov '12 - 12:24 
GeneralRe: Why you should never use a boolean field (use an Enum instead)memberClifford Nelson19 Nov '12 - 12:33 
GeneralRe: Why you should never use a boolean field (use an Enum instead)memberKevin Marois19 Nov '12 - 12:56 
GeneralRe: Why you should never use a boolean field (use an Enum instead)memberBrendan Costigan19 Nov '12 - 21:19 
GeneralRe: Why you should never use a boolean field (use an Enum instead)memberCode Monkey-Man20 Nov '12 - 6:11 
GeneralRe: Why you should never use a boolean field (use an Enum instead)memberpeterchen19 Nov '12 - 19:39 
GeneralRe: Why you should never use a boolean field (use an Enum instead)memberMehGerbil20 Nov '12 - 2:06 
GeneralRe: Why you should never use a boolean field (use an Enum instead)protectorPete O'Hanlon20 Nov '12 - 5:02 
GeneralRe: Why you should never use a boolean field (use an Enum instead)protectorMarc Clifton20 Nov '12 - 12:20 
GeneralRe: Why you should never use a boolean field (use an Enum instead)protectorPete O'Hanlon20 Nov '12 - 12:22 
GeneralRe: Why you should never use a boolean field (use an Enum instead)memberwout de zeeuw20 Nov '12 - 12:35 
GeneralRe: Why you should never use a boolean field (use an Enum instead)memberwout de zeeuw20 Nov '12 - 12:33 
GeneralOT - Code StashprotectorMarc Clifton25 Nov '12 - 15:52 
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