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Phreaks get back to basics in New Zealand

September 19, 2000

Yahoo and Amazon split

September 19, 2000

The people behind KDE

September 19, 2000

Linux community boycotting bogus ‘hacking challenge’

September 19, 2000

Intel takes on little-known Italian IT vendor

September 19, 2000

Matrox Millennium G450 under Linux

September 19, 2000

Yahoo! says “buh-bye” to Amazon.com

September 19, 2000

Another company joins the electronic music world

September 19, 2000

StaQWare: High availability for Cobal RaQ3i servers

September 19, 2000

Expedia kissing up to privacy-loving travelers

September 19, 2000
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