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That's no crime. If developers wouldn't be allowed to do that we'd have a major crisis on our hands. The worst infringement as far as I'm concerned is that MS
by thePunisher 6y ago
That's no crime. If developers wouldn't be allowed to do that we'd have a major crisis on our hands.
The worst infringement as far as I'm concerned is that MS tricked him into giving up all his secrets before they implemented it themselves.
If Microsoft ever came to talk to me about one of my projects the only thing I'd tell them is: "How much?" (are you willing to pay for it).
- 411111111111111 6y agoWhat secrets? The code is open source. They were probably planning to hire him as well, something just happened in the meantime before he started so it didn't work out. It's a shitty situation for him, but that's just life. Sometimes it sucks.
- onemoresoop 6y agoHis future plans that he disclosed at MS. They made the guy think MS would hire him then they didnt even bother to show him the finger.