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Some rules for some, other rules for others.

• danielweber 13y ago
  You know you can get the source code to Windows? You have to be a very large customer and have data protection measures in place. Postgres worked with Heroku to test one of its security patches before releasing it to the public, and no one blabbed. You can probably find a way to get on Microsoft's early-bird notification program, too, if you are an extremely large customer and can assure them that you won't leak the data out.
  • kryten 13y ago
    Having been on the end of 'shared source', you don't get all of it. Certain critical bits are missing. The closest you can get to them is the leaked NT4 and 2000 source back in the early 00's.
  • Zigurd 13y ago
    It's not build-able. Parts are not released. You might be able to build parts of it and compare that to parts of the binary. But it isn't useful for auditing.