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	Jonathan Pater - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		His online nickname (handle) is CowboyNeal, a name inspired by a Grateful Dead tribute to Neal Cassady in their song, "That’s It for the Other One".
		During summer 2005, the former poll editor stopped being in charge and as a result the CowboyNeal option disappeared.
		CowboyNeal also appeared on the 2006 April Fool's joke poll titled "What Is Cuter?".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/CowboyNeal (206 words)

	CowboyNeal - Wikipedia
		Per l'elenco completo degli stub di informatica, vedi la relativa categoria.
		CowboyNeal è il nickname usato dal "direttore" di Slashdot, Jonathan Pater, sia sullo stesso Slashdot, sia su altri siti web.
		Spesso nei sondaggi l'opzione riguardante CowboyNeal viene scelta da così tanti lettori che supera le opzioni serie.
	it.wikipedia.org /wiki/CowboyNeal (190 words)

	GNAA press release (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Noted Internet fatass cowboyneal has a new reason to eat a pound of ground beef, only this time it is not deep fried in corn batter and surrounded by curly fries.
		The atkin's nutritional approach is driven not by a lower fat intake, or a particularly low caloric intake but rather high protein and high fat in the initial stages of the diet, it is safe to continue induction for up to six months.
		GuyNiguere: I'm here with cowboyneal, I am about to go ask him about his weight loss, I may die, but to leave this world in service of the GNAA is the most noble way to go.
	www.gnaa.us /pr.phtml?troll=gnaa-neal (1282 words)

	forums.anti-slash.org :: View topic - GNAA terrorize CowboyNeal
		If you notice the name of the original post, "GNAA terrorize CowboyNeal", you can see that GNAA was responsible for the crapflood.
		You can get pissed off that CowboyNeal got crapflooded, and take that anger out on an easy (albeit incorrect) target all you want, but you're being just as simple minded as the people who performed the crapflood in the first place.
		Or is this simply a diabolical plan set into motion nearly a year ago, full of deceptive posts and feint identities, masterminded by jack-offs and penisbirds, attempting to get Bush re-elected and to get our enemies to register for our site with false email addresses.
	forums.anti-slash.org /viewtopic.php?t=17 (6103 words)

	Neil Fraser: News: SlashProxy
		One year ago I announced the availability of two Slashdot monitors.
		CowboyNeal was supportive, added a link to my monitors from the Slashdot code page and they quickly became the most heavily trafficked pages on my site.
		Since my server was relaying the info to over a hundred others, CowboyNeal didn't have a problem with me fetching the Slashdot RDF every 10 minutes (the requested refresh time for individuals is once every 30 minutes).
	neil.fraser.name /news/2003/06/05 (216 words)

	Caoine: November 2006 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		And just in case you're one of those people who falls asleep as soon as their head hits the pillow, I'd like you to remember that ceiling cat is always watching:
		there's this light fixture in my basement that is unfinished yet
		when people go home for the day that means it's time to rub my junk on all their stuff
	www.caoine.org /weblog/2006/11/index.html (1293 words)

	Newsvine - Poll: Racism
		After my last article (Analysis of Racism: Misattribution of Income-Level Aggression, I am curious to do a poll.
		I predict: racism is not acceptable will dominate...though CowboyNeal will be a close second.
		Cowboyneal - I am using it to weed out the people who go "weeeeeeeeeeeeeee" in the polls just for the sake of pushing a button.
	nikitab.newsvine.com /_news/2006/11/28/459806-poll-racism (3784 words)

	Hemos!
		ntrox: bedope, nitrozac, tmr, hemos, inging, chilli, CowboyNeal, grommit, HoopyCat, Otter, Presence, td0, trick..
		CowboyNeal: hemos: from the looks of things, you've got better back support at this conf.
		Presence: I did my job for the day: I wrote a 10-liner perl giz that parses incoming text into a csv.
	www.after-y2k.com /abacusworldexpo/irchemos.html (2663 words)

	RealTechNews.com - Independent Tech
		Scott 12:37 PM Grok must've been the CowboyNeal option...
		Scott 12:38 PM "More interesting, however, is the prevalence of the CowboyNeal option in the absence of its explicit declaration.
		Should that last poll option not refer to CowboyNeal explicitly, posters invariably question the nature of said option and its possible relation to CowboyNeal's life or given preferences.
	www.aliceandbill.com /2004/11/were-2.html (497 words)

	Geeks in Space - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Geeks in Space was a semi-weekly Internet audio show produced from June 1999 to June 2001.
		It was hosted by Slashdot employees Rob Malda, Jeff "Hemos" Bates, Jon "CowboyNeal" Pater and Nate "Mix Master" Oostendorp.
		Drawing from the stories and discussions on Slashdot, the hosts discussed Slashdot, Linux, Open source, and new technology.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Geeks_in_Space (176 words)

	Survey - ticalc.org
		Re: I should email survey ideas to survey@ticalc.org.
		Where's the CowboyNeal option when you need it?
		CowboyNeal is cool, I knew all along it was dead related, downoad grateful dead - that's it for the other one if you are into that kinda thing
	www.ticalc.org /community/surveys/120.html?p=1 (462 words)

	Slashdot: News for nerds, stuff that matters
		Posted by CowboyNeal on Thursday May 11, @07:13PM
		An anonymous reader writes "A UK teenager who was cleared last year of launching a denial-of-service attack now faces a retrial.
		Marc writes "As far as I know, this is the first time that Intel has talked about what we can expect from its new gaming CPU, Core 2 Extreme.
	roxorweb.com /slashdot (603 words)

	About Slashcode
		Slash and Slashcode could not be possible without the use of some great Open Source software.
		Slash was originally written by CmdrTaco and CowboyNeal.
		Slashcode is run by CaptTofu, Krow and pudge.
	taqdot.org /about.shtml (237 words)

	WIL WHEATON dot NET: Where is my mind?: CowboyNeal
		It's Friday, and that means we're all struggling to figure out what to do with our weekends...
		I believe, if I'm not mistaken, that the reference to CowboyNeal alludes to the fact that WWDN is ranked 20th on Blogdex and and slashdot.org is tied for 18th (one above WWDN).
		I thought it was a reference to Neal Cassady, the original CowboyNeal.
	www.wilwheaton.net /mt/archives/001014.php (3375 words)

	Slashdot \| BitTorrent Gets $8.7 Million in VC Funding
		Posted by CowboyNeal on Thu Sep 29, '05 05:13 PM
		Re:Cut 'n' paste job - Cowboyneal makes it TOO eas by Stephen Williams (Score:1) Thursday September 29, @05:40PM
		Re:Cut 'n' paste job - Cowboyneal makes it TOO eas by fliplap (Score:1) Thursday September 29, @05:44PM
	rss.slashdot.org /Slashdot/slashdot?m=870 (2488 words)

	Slashdot: News for nerds, stuff that matters (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		SilentOne writes "Research In Motion Ltd. launched an all-out assault on competitors yesterday, countersuing its latest legal nemesis and introducing software to pre-empt imminent launches by other challengers.
		MarsGov writes "The FCC released an order yesterday that requires all broadband providers and all "interconnected" VoIP providers to implement CALEA — in other words, law enforcement can snoop on your online conversations, both voice and text.
		Nerd_52637 writes "Yesterday, Marvel Comics released the first in its miniseries Civil War, which can only be described as a gutsy comic-book series focusing on the whole debate over homeland security and tighter government controls in the name of public safety.
	skazani.pl /lukasz/projekty/slashdot (1370 words)

	Prototype Based Programming: An Integral Part of the Future of Object Oriented Programming? (Including Smalltalk?) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		First off, I would like to say that my knowledge of prototype-based programming was slim to none before I read an article on Slate, an experimental prototyping-based derivative of the Smalltalk language.
		The only reason I even read the article was because of it’s relation to Smalltalk, which I’ve been currently thinking about all semester thanks to CS 2340 (CowboyNeal).
		That is a good question, and one I asked myself after finding out about Slate.
	coweb.cc.gatech.edu /cs2340/4288 (869 words)

	Slashdot \| Former Host and Writer of MST3K Launches RiffTrax
		Posted by CowboyNeal on Thursday July 20, @08:14PM
		CowboyNeal DOES know that Mike was a writer on the show from season 1 on, and the head writer starting season 2, right.
		That's one thing that I've never understood about the Joel vs Mike thing....
	slashdot.org /articles/06/07/20/2327236.shtml (5491 words)

	Wired 8.04: Life in the Quiet Period
		Not bad for a 23-year-old who "just wanted to post stories about stuff I liked and let people talk about it." (The Slashdot buzz got another boost when VA Linux gobbled up Andover for $1 billion this February.)
		Despite the media attention, Malda remained a typical videogaming, microwaving, undersleeping coder - an Everynerd, living and working in a series of networked duplexes that he and Slashdot coworkers Jon Pater (aka CowboyNeal) and Jeff Bates (Hemos) dubbed Geek Compound 3.
		Then, in August 1999, open source software and services company Red Hat went public, launching a Wall Street frenzy.
	www.wired.com /wired/archive/8.04/slashdot.html (1008 words)

	chromatic's Entry!
		It was sent to me by Robin "roblimo" Miller.
		Both Hemos and CowboyNeal appeared in an interview with the Nitrozac Boot Squad.
		The Nitrozac Boot Squad was officially endorsed by Nitrozac last year!
	www.geekculture.com /geekycomics/Aftery2k/fanclub/contests/chromaticsentry.html (165 words)

	-= Frank Black Forum =- - Poll!
		Cowboyneal is a moderator-type person's nic on www.slashdot.org - a very interesting and popular site that is worth a daily look.
		Stay tuned for signature change at 400 posts.
		will the poll eventually change subject or Dave Noisy will have to replace Cowboyneal first?
	forum.frankblack.net /topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=7573 (568 words)

	Mugshots: CowboyNeal
		A year or so later, I used them as the basis for an experiment with a photomosaic program.
		I used the famous CowboyNeal with Hat photograph has the source image.
		The Contents of CmdrTaco.net are all Copyrighted © 1994-2006 Rob Malda
	cmdrtaco.net /photos/Random/Random-Pages/Image4.shtml (76 words)

	Mozilla UI Spoofing Vulnerability
		07-31-04 10:46 PM Mozilla UI Spoofing Vulnerability CowboyNeal July 31 2004 from the shields-up dept. Short Circuit writes "Secunia has issued a security advisory for Mozilla and Firefox.
		Apparently, remote web sites can spoof the user interface using XUL.
		> Mozilla UI Spoofing Vulnerability > CowboyNeal July 31 2004 > from the shields-up dept. Short Circuit writes "Secunia has issued a > security advisory for Mozilla and Firefox.
	www.webservertalk.com /message331676.html (1702 words)

	QDB: Quote #54193 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		I got email once from someone who said that /.
		I told him I didn't appreciate him using that term to refer to our people
		Home / Latest / Browse / Random >0 / Top 100-200 / Add Quote / Search / ModApp
	www.bash.org /?54193 (64 words)

	MacAddict Forums / Who here lies pathathalogically to screw up surveys?
		I seriously try to really do the poll properly.
		Of course, I sometimes go for the insensitive clod or CowboyNeal option.
		Re: Who here lies pathathalogically to screw up surveys?
	www.macaddict.com /forums/post/12148 (516 words)

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