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| So apparently some Microsoft Windows source code was leaked onto the internet. | |
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| According to the news article: | |
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| "Such access could also provide a competitive edge to Microsoft rivals, who would gain a much better understanding of the inner workings of Microsoft's technology." | |
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| Says Rob Enderle, a technology expert and principal analyst with the Enderle Group: | |
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| "It's more embarrassing than anything else because it makes it look like Microsoft can't control its code.'' | |
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| There's a joke in here somewhere, but I'm not sure I need to say anything. | |
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