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spider@g.o (Spider) writes: |
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> Lisa Seelye <lisa@g.o> wrote: |
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>> Let the conspiracy theories fly! |
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> Yes, if you start to think that "Ms released the code on purpouse", |
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> in order to get a legal edge on the Open Source /Free Software |
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> projects, then you can discuss conspiracy theories. |
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Like for starters that the code was leaked by one of Microsoft's own |
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development partners... by the technology director... from an "evil" |
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Linux box. |
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<http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/4/35564.html> |
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Agreed that no self-respecting GPLer would touch that code with a |
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3.048-metre pole. Nonetheless, this whole situation fairly *reeks* of |
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a set up. |
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Perhaps they're praying that if enough people get hold of their code, |
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someone out there will fix it for them. |
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cheers, |
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Mirian |
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