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• Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Andy Tanenbaum
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  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Martin Fouts
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Ken Birman
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Stephen P Spackman
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Ronald G Minnich
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Niranjan G Shivarat
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Dick Dunn
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Stephen P Spackman
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Arindam Banerji
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Ken Birman
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, J.P.Knight
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Mark Day
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Mark Day
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Ronald G Minnich
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, will do TCP/IP for food
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Stephen P Spackman
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Werner Vogels
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Andy Lowry
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Steve Chapin
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Fred Douglis
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Crispin Cowan
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Thomas Page
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Husam Kinawi
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Andrew Mullhaupt
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Craig Partridge
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Ronald G Minnich
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Ronald G Minnich
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Henry Spencer
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Ari Lemmke
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, victor yodaiken
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Richard M. Mathews
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Dave Stow
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Ken Birman
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Ken Birman
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Jacob Levy
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Brent Welch
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, will do TCP/IP for food
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Boris Putanec
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Stephen P Spackman
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, brian witt
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, dave mankins
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Andy Lowry
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Nirad Sharma
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Ken Kahn
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Alex Goykhman
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, victor yodaiken
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Jon Crowcroft
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Dave Stow
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Ken Birman
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Stephen P Spackman
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Vadim Antonov
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, David Collier-Brown
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Robert Cooper
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Sarr J. Blumson
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Mike Almquist
  • Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?, Sarr J. Blumson
• Thread scheduling (Was Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?), Martin Fouts
• Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 year, Dave Safford
• Andy Tanenbaum hasn't learned anything, research!rob
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  • Re: Andy Tanenbaum hasn't learned anything, Ronald G Minnich
  • Re: Andy Tanenbaum hasn't learned anything, Larry McVoy
  • Re: Andy Tanenbaum hasn't learned anything, Henry Spencer
  • Re: Andy Tanenbaum hasn't learned anything, will do TCP/IP for food
  • Re: Andy Tanenbaum hasn't learned anything, Dan Hildebrand
• Re: not liking certain things....., Michael O'Dell
• We did not learn a lot!, Amr El-Kadi
• Plan 9 process/thread comment?, Martin Fouts
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  • Plan 9 process/thread comment?, Phil Winterbottom
• Sprite facts, Brent Welch
• A challenge, Andy Tanenbaum
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  • Re: A challenge, victor yodaiken
  • Re: A challenge, Andy Lowry
  • Re: A challenge, Martin Fouts
  • Re: A challenge, Douglas W. Jones
  • Re: A challenge, Crispin Cowan
  • Re: A challenge, Greg Frazier
  • Re: A challenge, Ken Birman
  • Re: A challenge, will do TCP/IP for food
  • Re: A challenge, Iain Bason
  • Re: A challenge, Warren Toomey
  • Re: A challenge, Charles Grieb
  • Re: A challenge, Stephen P Spackman
  • Re: A challenge, Ronald G Minnich
  • Re: A challenge, Henry Spencer
  • Re: A challenge, Andy Glew
  • Re: A challenge, Ken Birman
  • Re: A challenge, Arindam Banerji
  • Re: A challenge, Werner Vogels
  • Re: A challenge, Andrew Mullhaupt
  • Re: A challenge, Martin Fouts
  • Re: A challenge, David Emery
  • Re: A challenge, Bill Maniatty
  • Re: A challenge, John D. Mitchell
  • Re: A challenge, John D. Mitchell
  • Re: A challenge, mr m.j. hille
  • Re: A challenge, Peter Moylan
  • Re: A challenge, Henry Spencer
  • Re: A challenge, Ken Birman
  • Re: A challenge, victor yodaiken
  • Re: A challenge, Helge Oldach
  • Re: A challenge, Art Goldberg
  • Re: A challenge, brian witt
  • Re: A challenge, John D. Mitchell
  • Re: A challenge, John D. Mitchell
  • Re: A challenge, Piet van Oostrum
  • Re: A challenge, Jon Crowcroft
  • Re: A challenge, Robert Cooper
  • Re: A challenge, J.P.Knight
  • Re: A challenge, brian witt
  • Re: A challenge, Rolando Vinluan
  • Re: A challenge, Ken Birman
  • Re: A challenge, Marc Kwiatkowski
  • Re: A challenge, Mark Day
  • Re: A challenge, Richard M. Mathews
  • Re: A challenge, Ken Birman
  • Re: A challenge, Andrew Mullhaupt
  • Re: A challenge, Sarr J. Blumson
  • Re: A challenge, Henry Spencer
  • Re: A challenge, Just a man with a mind like a scrambled egg
  • Re: A challenge, victor yodaiken
  • Re: A challenge, victor yodaiken
  • Re: A challenge, Richard M. Mathews
  • Re: A challenge, will do TCP/IP for food
  • Re: A challenge, Martin Fouts
  • Re: A challenge, Ken Birman
  • Re: A challenge, John Ioannidis
  • Re: A challenge, Stephen P Spackman
  • Re: A challenge, Tim Kindberg
  • Re: A challenge, Andrew Mullhaupt
  • Re: A challenge, Henry Spencer
  • Re: A challenge, Ken Birman
  • Re: A challenge, Andrew Mullhaupt
  • Re: A challenge, Henry Spencer
  • Re: A challenge, Stephen P Spackman
  • Re: A challenge, victor yodaiken
  • Re: A challenge, Ken Birman
  • Re: A challenge, victor yodaiken
• Re: A challenge (response), Michael O'Dell
• Re: A challenge (response) (response), Michael O'Dell
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  • Re: A challenge (response) (response), Mark Day
• followup to Andy's second challenge, Arthur P. Goldberg
• Response to Birman (was Re: A challenge, victor yodaiken
• Article for comp.os.research, D Sivakumar
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  • Re: Article for comp.os.research, Andy Glew
• the next 20 years, David Anderson
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  • Re: the next 20 years, Don Gillies
  • Re: the next 20 years, Geoff Collyer
• Re: Have we learned anything in the last 20 years?+challange, Jon Crowcroft
• taking the AST challenge, Craig Partridge
• Problems with the word "distributed", Michael O'Dell
• Re: What's New in O.S. research, Don Gillies
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  • Re: What's New in O.S. research, David Keppel
• Microkernels vs Monolithic kernels, Louis Wu
• Memory mapped files, Andy Glew
• OK, here i go, responding to the challenge of 5 with 6, Ronald G Minnich
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  • Re: OK, here i go, responding to the challenge of 5 with 6, Andy Lowry
• Re: Challenges & Lessons, Ronald G Minnich
• read & write vs. mmap (WAS: A challenge), David Keppel
• Various questions... and maybe some answers..., Peter da Silva