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Forbes.com: Net file-swappers snap up Windows source code
by Balls Deep at 2:28 pm EST, Feb 13, 2004 |
Well more windows source has been leaked. Let me tell you whats going on. Microsoft leaked the code, right now they have some programmer contributing patches to the linux Kernel, and 6 months from now they are going to sue redhat and the rest of the linux community because some of their code ended up in the kernel. Really, I have seen the memo that has been circulating around Redmond. |
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RE: Forbes.com: Net file-swappers snap up Windows source code
by bucy at 3:52 pm EST, Feb 13, 2004 |
Balls Deep wrote:
] Well more windows source has been leaked. Let me tell you
] whats going on. Microsoft leaked the code, right now they
] have some programmer contributing patches to the linux Kernel,
] and 6 months from now they are going to sue redhat and the
] rest of the linux community because some of their code ended
] up in the kernel. Really, I have seen the memo that has been
] circulating around Redmond. There are a lot of people discussing such conspiracy theories on Groklaw right now. It sounds pretty certain at this point that it was leaked from a company called Mainsoft -- developing UNIX-to-Windows porting tools -- and they got owned through an unpatched wu-ftpd. |
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RE: Forbes.com: Net file-swappers snap up Windows source code
by Abaddon at 4:35 pm EST, Feb 13, 2004 |
bucy wrote:
] Balls Deep wrote:
] ] Well more windows source has been leaked. Let me tell you
] ] whats going on. Microsoft leaked the code, right now they
] ] have some programmer contributing patches to the linux
] Kernel,
] ] and 6 months from now they are going to sue redhat and the
] ] rest of the linux community because some of their code ended
]
] ] up in the kernel. Really, I have seen the memo that has
] been
] ] circulating around Redmond.
]
] There are a lot of people discussing such conspiracy theories
] on Groklaw right now. It sounds pretty certain at this point
] that it was leaked from a company called Mainsoft --
] developing UNIX-to-Windows porting tools -- and they got owned
] through an unpatched wu-ftpd. the conspiracy theories are just that, it came from MainWin... --Abaddon |
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Net file-swappers snap up Windows source code
by bucy at 1:22 pm EST, Feb 13, 2004 |
]
] The world's largest software maker alerted the public on
] Thursday that parts of its valuable source code for its
] Windows NT and Windows 2000 operating systems had been
] leaked to various online file-sharing networks. !!! |
Forbes.com: Net file-swappers snap up Windows source code
by k at 3:43 pm EST, Feb 13, 2004 |
Well more windows source has been leaked. Let me tell you whats going on. Microsoft leaked the code, right now they have some programmer contributing patches to the linux Kernel, and 6 months from now they are going to sue redhat and the rest of the linux community because some of their code ended up in the kernel. Really, I have seen the memo that has been circulating around Redmond. [ Interesting theory. Hopefully the Linux folk are being *extra*, *EXTRA* careful about who's contributing patches. Because getting screwd by MS would be double-plus-ungood, a lot. -k] |
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