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> this was never really true [...] the code has always been available The term the author used ("open source") has a specific meaning. Merely being able to se
by cxr 6y ago
> this was never really true [...] the code has always been available
The term the author used ("open source") has a specific meaning. Merely being able to see the source code is not sufficient.
- mhh__ 6y agoThat's is true, but as I said the fully open source compilers are good, so even if the code was not legally open source de jure - you could still audit it, is what I meant.
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