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Eh, Google embraces OSS when it doesn't affect their bottom line. Which is not to say that Microsoft embraces it. Even internally their policies are almost dow

Eh, Google embraces OSS when it doesn't affect their bottom line. Which is not to say that Microsoft embraces it. Even internally their policies are almost downright hostile.

WalterGR 16y ago
Which is not to say that Microsoft embraces it. Even internally their policies are almost downright hostile. How so?
- Locke1689 16y ago
  Sorry, can't say.
  - WalterGR 16y ago
    Okay, then. Since neither of us wants to violate our NDAs, I'll just say: you're wrong.
    - Locke1689 16y ago
      I think it depends (like most everything at MS) on your team. Although actually what I'm referring is to legal restrictions on software we can actually use in production.