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Group ▾ Description Threads Posts
slac.comp.nt 1 1
slac.comp.nt.admin 22 45
slac.comp.nt.users 13 39
slac.computing.changes 14 17
slac.computing.outages 18 26
slac.database 8 8
slac.database.nomad 9 80
slac.database.oracle 41 377
slac.databases.oracle 1 1
slac.database.spires 12 23
slac.database.spires.el 2 2
slac.database.spires.eldreq 14 22
slac.e142 5 6
slac.e142.minutes 10 17
slac.eld 6 7
slac.eld.fbsim 9 13
slac.emergency-ops 15 67
slac.esh.escorts 487 1,553
slac.esh.escorts. 2 2
slac.esh.recycling 1 1
slac.excel.users 2 2
slac.forsale 1 1
slac.general 17 31
slac.group-c 7 7
slac.group-c.general 15 18
slac.groups 20 24
slac.job09s 1 1
slac.jobs 146 897
slack.goathead 3 3
slack.sputum 1 1
slac.lang 9 12
slac.lang.c 17 33
slac.lang.c++ 21 79
slac.lang.fortran 15 79
slac.lang.maple 16 27
slac.lang.pascal 13 60
slac.lang.postscript 10 34
slac.lang.rexx 33 49
slac.library 4 4
slac.library.hepph 5 12
slac.library.hepths 14 19
slac.library.ppf 12 17
slac.library.ppf.string 17 22
slac.listserv 4 5
slac.listserv.e144-l 15 18
slac.listserv.e150-l 4 8
slac.listserv.sldphy-l 15 18
slac.listserv.strongqed-l 4 6
slac.mark 1 1
slac.market 71 285
slac.markiii 2 2
slac.markiii.general 7 12
slac.net 9 9
slac.net.usenet 11 17
slac.networks 38 47
slac.news 10 12
slac.news.stats 179 182
slac.newusers 5 7
slac.newusers.unix 10 13
slac.physapps.cernlib 14 31
slac.physapps.egs4 11 22
slac.rec 1 3
slac.rec.books 27 80
slac.rec.explorers 18 18
slac.rec.food 16 55
slac.rec.garde 4 4
slac.rec.garden 19 132
slac.rec.gardens 1 1
slac.rec.ham_radi 1 1
slac.rec.ham_radio 23 100
slac.rec.health 106 187
slac.rec.music 33 64
slac.sample 3 5
slac.scac 3 3
slac.scac.aug93 2 8
slac.scs.ibm-pc 16 24
slac.scs.minutes 15 22
slac.scs.sitewide 10 17
slac.scs.tigerteam 11 22
slac.scs.trips 21 33
slac.semin 2 2
slac.seminars 4 4
slac.seminars.comp 20 29
slac.seminars.physics 16 42
slac.silicon 6 8
slac.silicon.tracking 10 14
slac.slacvx 7 10
slac.slc.news 1 1
slac.slc.polariz 12 16
slac.slc.reports 1 1
slac.sld.ida3 12 13
slac.sld.lacsoft 12 13
slac.sld.newusers 7 8
slac.sld.newusers.taskforce 11 13
slac.sld.offline 6 7
slac.sld.offline.minutes 10 12
slac.sluo.computing 8 9
slac.sluo.computing.minutes 14 15
slac.sluo.minutes 9 11
slac.snowmass.proceedings 1 15
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