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678 groups in git.*
Group ▾ Description Threads Posts
git.slug 1 1
git.solaris 1 1
git.sports 12 12
git.sql-help Newsgroup for SQL help 21 105
git.studctr 4 4
git.studctr.center4arts Georgia Tech Center for the Arts 13 28
git.studctr.m 1 1
git.studctr.movie 6 9
git.studctr.movie.announce Student Center Movie Committee Announcements 27 47
git.studctr.movie.committee Student Center Movie Committee 29 40
git.studctr.movie.discussion Student Center Movie Committee Discussion 29 45
git.super 3 3
git.surplus 2 11
git.t 6 6
git.ta 1 1
git.taalk.quake 1 1
git.talk 14 14
git.talk. 1 1
git.talk.abort 1 1
git.talk.abortion 52 1,776
git.talk.african-american 43 120
git.talk.books.novels Discussion of popular novels, GT 56 137
git.talk.cars Car Talk 92 591
git.talk.christianity A newsgroup for the discussion of christianity 92 224
git.talk.comics 20 20
git.talk.cooking 8 9
git.talk.deutsch 1 1
git.talk.fantasy-footbal 2 2
git.talk.fantasy-football 42 92
git.talk.flame A place where students can flame each other 17 41
git.talk.grimstari 23 95
git.talk.international International Discussion 115 174
git.talk.investment 70 70
git.talk.literature For Literature Conversations 40 47
git.talk.middleast Middle East Discussion 71 234
git.talk.misc 10 25
git.talk.music 14 19
git.talk.netgames 28 28
git.talk.nihongo Newsgroup for the GT Japanese community. 17 92
git.talk.nomic git.talk.NOMIC A place to discuss the internet based political game 24 32
git.talk.objectivism Objectivism 65 87
git.talk.phatjoe 1 1
git.talk.philosophy Philosophy Discussion 140 307
git.talk.policy For the discussion of network policy at Tech 52 72
git.talk.politics 31 71
git.talk.ps President's Scholars: Questions, announcements, discussions 37 53
git.talk.quake Quake 25 405
git.talk.religion 72 255
git.talk.rens 4 13
git.talk.social 17 116
git.talk.sport 21 43
git.talk.sports 3 3
git.talk.unix.freebsd 15 15
git.talk.videogames 1 1
git.tech 6 6
git.tech.futures Discussion of emerging technologies. 41 108
git.technique 2 2
git.telework Telecommuting/Work Issues at GT 38 81
git.teleworking 1 1
git.test 357 528
git.test.moderated Testing moderated stuff (Moderated) 6 21
git.test.test test 105 122
git.tex 6 21
git.tpolitics 2 2
git.training.cbt 1 1
git.training.general 1 1
git.training.howto 1 1
git.ttn 2 46
git.unix 6 9
git.unix.linux 66 411
git.unix.linux.mailing-lists.ale ALE mailing list mirror 24 31
git.unix.questions 19 83
git.unix.solaris Solaris 2.2 porting issues. 39 386
git.win95.questions Windows 95 Questions 21 308
git.winnt.questions 1 1
git.winNT.questions 1 15
git.year2 3 3
git.year2000 Newsgroup to discuss on year 2000 (Millenium Bug) issues 15 127
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