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This information is taken from NASA's J-Track application, which was developed by the Mission Operations Laboratory at the Marshall Space Flight Center. The actual page for this data is located here.
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415. what is a tabulator
[ross/2004-10-17]
386. What is Trinux ?
[brad/2003-10-06]
288. Where does the smell of rain originate from?
[rupe/2001-11-20]
286. What's the best Thai Restaurant in Atlanta? (Zab-e-Lee!)
[strick/2001-11-14]
271. I am stupid and forgot my root password for my OpenBSD box. Now what?!?!
[ross/2001-09-05]
268. how does jesse set the time on his palm pilot?
[jesse/2001-08-19]
( combee/2001-11-01 )
241. What the hell does [U:a:S:b:h] mean?
[mennonite/2001-06-05]
202. Where's a good place to get custom and hard to find computer cables in the Bay Area?
[rupe/2001-03-19]
181. Where does the Yak read?
[rupe/2001-06-05]
166. Where can I find information on the current status of nuclear plants nationwide?
[rupe/2001-01-24]
112. Where can I find information on older SGI systems?
[rupe/2000-07-09]
106. What is Wax?
[jamison/2000-07-03]
94. How do I boot my Sparc Classic/Sparc Classic X/Sparc 5/Sparc 10 without a keyboard or monitor?
[rupe/2000-05-12]
91. Should the answer to an FQA consist entirely of an external link?
[macki/2000-05-06]
( strick/2002-01-23 )
83. What's the best way to send mail as stdin to a program, using sendmail?
[rupe/2000-04-28]
68. What are Nana's rats names?
[nana/2000-02-28]
46. What is Ross' natural hair color?
[macki/2000-02-03]
37. What is this "goo" that holds the yak together?
[robey/2000-02-01]