Re: wrapping packages

Tanel Poder wrote:
> After all, I do have the right to know, which code is executed on
> my computer (OTOH, I've not read any agreements too thoroughly, when
> downloading software).

"I do have the right to know which code is executed on my computer" or not "execute that code" but not hack it to know what's running there.

Read agreements :) [and I would not suggest you to discuss illegal things -- 'how to hack' -- it creates wrong impression about you as about an IT person, IMHO. "Intelligent IT individual" <> "c00l hazker". Believe me, I know what I'm talking about, it's much more "cool" when you knock the door (in this case secalert_us_at_oracle.com) than someone else knocks your door -- "feel the difference" (c)]

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