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From: lists2 at onryou.com (Cael Abal)
Subject: Windows 2000 Source Leak Verified. Get ready
for the havoc.
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| are they actually .asm, .c files and .h files in them ?
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| or whatever lang was used to code windows?
As opposed to literally being 'blueprints' as reported by virtually
every major news source?
That's a bit of a pet peeve of mine -- writers who don't quite
understand what they're writing about and/or feel the need to make (bad)
analogies in order to get an idea across.
This bothers me because I can only consistently call them on it when
they're discussing tech-related topics... I realize they're likely
doing exactly the same thing when discussing things I'm not
knowledgeable about.
Cael
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