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• [FYI] Vertreter von Microsoft und Infineon über Trusted Computing, Axel H Horns   (February 22, 2004)
• [FYI] Sweeping new powers in UK war on terror, Axel H Horns   (February 22, 2004)
• [FYI] Spam bekämpfen!, Axel H Horns   (February 23, 2004)
• OSS in Zukunft, Rainer Sokoll   (February 23, 2004)
  • Re: OSS in Zukunft, Florian Weimer   (February 23, 2004)
    • Re: OSS in Zukunft, Patrick Goltzsch   (February 23, 2004)
      • Re: OSS in Zukunft, Kristian Köhntopp   (February 23, 2004)  
      • Re: OSS in Zukunft, Jan Lühr   (February 23, 2004)  
      • Re: OSS in Zukunft, Florian Weimer   (February 23, 2004)  
      • Re: OSS in Zukunft, Jan Lühr   (February 23, 2004)  
      • Re: OSS in Zukunft, Florian Weimer   (February 23, 2004)  
      • Re: OSS in Zukunft, Jan Lühr   (February 23, 2004)  
      • Re: OSS in Zukunft, Martin Schröder   (February 24, 2004)  
      • Re: OSS in Zukunft, Florian Weimer   (February 24, 2004)  
      • Re: OSS in Zukunft, Hartmut Pilch   (February 24, 2004)  
      • Re: OSS in Zukunft, Martin Schröder   (February 24, 2004)  
      • Re: OSS in Zukunft, Jan Lühr   (February 25, 2004)  
      • Re: OSS in Zukunft, Peter Ross   (February 24, 2004)  
      • Re: OSS in Zukunft, Kristian Köhntopp   (February 24, 2004)  
      • Re: OSS in Zukunft, Peter Ross   (February 24, 2004)  
      • Re: OSS in Zukunft, Kristian Köhntopp   (February 24, 2004)  
      • Re: OSS in Zukunft, Nils Ketelsen   (February 24, 2004)  
      • Re: OSS in Zukunft, Alvar Freude   (February 24, 2004)  
       
    • Re: OSS in Zukunft, Rainer Sokoll   (February 23, 2004)
      • Re: OSS in Zukunft, Patrick Goltzsch   (February 23, 2004)  
      • Re: OSS in Zukunft, Kristian Köhntopp   (February 24, 2004)  
      • Re: OSS in Zukunft, Kristian Köhntopp   (February 24, 2004)  
       
     
  • Re: OSS in Zukunft, Patrick Goltzsch   (February 23, 2004)
    • Re: OSS in Zukunft, Joerg-Olaf Schaefers   (February 23, 2004)
      • Re: OSS in Zukunft, Martin Schulze   (February 23, 2004)