Computer Science

haiku-i18n-pl

Haiku Localization: Polish

thinkpad

Medicina e Informatica

mailing list of General Practitionners,Medicine Specialist,Sanitary operators interested in Internet technologies,medical or not medical software,hardware problems & OS (Win Mac Linux....and more)

CS

A list on CS

Propietarios 11 de septiembre 4787

This list is aimed to provide comunication between the engineers owners of the flats in a buildings in buenos Aires, Argentina. The communication contents are mainly related to problems on the computers used to administrate the building and to find a way to solve them

JAWS Scripting

This list is a platform to learn JAWS scripting. Here all members can discuss JAWS scripting related issues, topics, doubts and any other information.

The Northern Virginia SQL Server Users Group

This is the mailing list for the Northern Virginia SQL Server Users Group. This list is intended for SQL Server topics.

Concordia Game Creator's Club - General

Mailing list for the Concordia Game Creator's Club.

C. Elegans

Research group working on modeling the nematode C. Elegans

ALPHA Protocol

ALPHA is a lightweight protocol for hop-by-hop authentication.

AKT BPO Tech Discussion Group

AKT BPO Tech Discussion Group for discussing and sharing information technology.

BombersInfo

Lista di tutti i bomber di informatica

AA AR DBA TEAM

AA DataBase Administrators ARgentina for Oracle technologies discussion list. The pourpose of this list is to discuss Oracle DBA topics for AA acount.

WA - Diploma Thesis

This list will host discussions on 3D feature mapping / volume tracking of tomographic datasets.

CAR training wheels

A listserv designed for people who are just getting involved in the wide world of computer-assisted reporting. The listserv is designed as a place to pose questions about Excel, Access, geographic information systems, social network analysis, regression analysis, and the myriad of ways you can get it all online. List members are current and former folks who used to work at the National Institute of Computer-Assisted Reporting, and have now moved on to bigger, though not necessarily better (though definitely better paying) things.