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Issue #269, Section #3 (19�Jul�2004:�Dealing With Odd Intel Behavior)
Issue #264, Section #1 (25�Jun�2004:�Abortive Attempt To Enhance dnotify)
Issue #264, Section #19 (25�Jun�2004:�Linus Proposes New Patch Attribution Convention)
Issue #250, Section #15 (4�Feb�2004:�UML Requirements For Freeing Dirty Pages)
Issue #242, Section #2 (24�Nov�2003:�kernel.bkbits.net Down For Security Reasons; arch Proposed As BitKeeper Alternative)
Issue #240, Section #7 (10�Nov�2003:�IRQ Routing With Sis ISA Bridges)
Issue #235, Section #3 (24�Oct�2003:�More BitKeeper Debate; 'Arch' A Potential Replacement)
Issue #227, Section #2 (11�Aug�2003:�Scheduler Interactivity Improvements And Lingering Problems In 2.6-test)
Issue #227, Section #8 (11�Aug�2003:�Finessing The NUMA Scheduler)
Issue #224, Section #4 (30�Jul�2003:�Expected Changes From 2.4 To 2.6)
Issue #219, Section #16 (16�Jun�2003:�Possible GPL Violations By Many Wireless Vendors)
Issue #217, Section #11 (23�May�2003:�Deep, Dark, Boot Vector Weirdness)
Issue #216, Section #1 (20�May�2003:�Proposed System Call To Speed Process Creation)
Issue #180, Section #8 (18�Aug�2002:�Linux Test Project Update)
Issue #160, Section #2 (1�Apr�2002:�Maximum Number Of Threads On A System)
Issue #151, Section #9 (21�Jan�2002:�User-Mode Linux And The New Scheduler Code)
Issue #150, Section #4 (14�Jan�2002:�New Scalable Scheduler)
Issue #149, Section #1 (7�Jan�2002:�The Scheduler; Development Philosophy; IRC)
Issue #142, Section #3 (19�Nov�2001:�Revising The Linux Scheduler)
Issue #119, Section #1 (21�May�2001:�Fast User-Space Web Server)
Issue #86, Section #5 (25�Sep�2000:�/proc API)
Issue #24, Section #5 (24�Jun�1999:�Unwelcome Optimizations For Many Threads)
Issue #20, Section #5 (27�May�1999:�Debate Over 'goto' In Source)
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