As always, the INQ spends more time having (and poking) fun
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| phubert Apr 07, 2005 5:45 AM EDT |
Consider the source - if you like the INQ, then you understand where they're coming from. Often they have bits of breaking news. As to feet-firmly-on-the-ground reporting ... this wasn't. But, then, it wasn't intended to be, either! Serious comment about this would have simply credited Microsoft with boldness and flexibility in its strategies... and continuing creativity in their lies. |
| mdl Apr 07, 2005 5:58 AM EDT |
I love it! Brilliant.... "He said that Microsoft had made source code for Windows and Office 2003 available for viewing by some 40 government agencies, but only a few have bothered to even look at the code". Why bother to look at code you are forbidden to touch? |
| devnet Apr 07, 2005 6:12 AM EDT |
Well, if the code showed some cleavage I'm sure they would look at it. Unfortunately, I don't think ascii art is very revealing. |
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