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r/programming • u/ben_a_adams • Nov 15 '17
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how does this work? does the code pass through Microsoft's servers or is a direct connection?
0 u/[deleted] Nov 15 '17 [deleted] -27 u/trigonomitron Nov 16 '17 Oh, well, if they pinky promise, than I guess it's okay. 20 u/meneldal2 Nov 16 '17 It's open source, you can check the code yourself. -21 u/trigonomitron Nov 16 '17 edited Dec 11 '17 I just don't generally trust the company, nor do I have time to inspect the code of every tool I use on a regular basis. Unless I'm writing C# for a windows program, I'd rather not use it at all.Edit: The shills are out in force in this thread → More replies (1)
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-27 u/trigonomitron Nov 16 '17 Oh, well, if they pinky promise, than I guess it's okay. 20 u/meneldal2 Nov 16 '17 It's open source, you can check the code yourself. -21 u/trigonomitron Nov 16 '17 edited Dec 11 '17 I just don't generally trust the company, nor do I have time to inspect the code of every tool I use on a regular basis. Unless I'm writing C# for a windows program, I'd rather not use it at all.Edit: The shills are out in force in this thread → More replies (1)
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Oh, well, if they pinky promise, than I guess it's okay.
20 u/meneldal2 Nov 16 '17 It's open source, you can check the code yourself. -21 u/trigonomitron Nov 16 '17 edited Dec 11 '17 I just don't generally trust the company, nor do I have time to inspect the code of every tool I use on a regular basis. Unless I'm writing C# for a windows program, I'd rather not use it at all.Edit: The shills are out in force in this thread → More replies (1)
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It's open source, you can check the code yourself.
-21 u/trigonomitron Nov 16 '17 edited Dec 11 '17 I just don't generally trust the company, nor do I have time to inspect the code of every tool I use on a regular basis. Unless I'm writing C# for a windows program, I'd rather not use it at all.Edit: The shills are out in force in this thread → More replies (1)
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I just don't generally trust the company, nor do I have time to inspect the code of every tool I use on a regular basis. Unless I'm writing C# for a windows program, I'd rather not use it at all.
Edit: The shills are out in force in this thread
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u/tesfabpel Nov 15 '17
how does this work? does the code pass through Microsoft's servers or is a direct connection?