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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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442. What is erlang (and why should I care?)
[aestetix/2008-06-01]
416. How can I fix the debian apt-get error: "E: Dynamic MMap ran out of room"
[jake/2004-10-20]
392. They're funding the Selective Service again! Am I gonna get drafted?
[overcode/2003-11-08]
( strick/2003-11-15 )
381. What is that pesky System.map file anyway?
[jake/2003-09-25]
332. What is the best hostel to stay at while in Amsterdam?
[jake/2002-10-25]
322. how do i verify an address in sendmail?
[jesse/2002-08-30]
311. What are the YAK's most popular FQAs?
[strick/2002-10-04]
301. Where can I find an interview with noted security researcher Gene Spafford?
[rupe/2002-01-09]
261. Which companies belong to the DVD Copy Control Association (DVD CCA) as of 08-2001?
[rupe/2001-08-03]
252. How can I turn an Indigo into an apache based webcam?
[vonguard/2001-06-29]
138. How can I become an asshole in five easy steps?
[chota/2000-10-22]
110. How can I download a new ringtone to my SMS capable phone without having net access?
[rupe/2000-07-09]
77. How do I read from standard input using a Python script?
[rupe/2000-04-21]
66. What's an altavistincantation?
[strick/2000-02-22]
54. What is the preferred word to use to refer to Windoze boxes?
[jamison/2000-02-11]
50. If the mass number of an isotope is much greater than twice the atomic number, what type of radioactive decay might you expect?
[kurt/2000-02-06]
33. What is 'netpbm' ?
[strick/2000-01-26]
1. From whom did The Yak borrow the idea of Frequently Questioned Answers?
[strick/2000-01-19]