Prove me wrong. You can't.
Try again. You still can't.
Check mate
>>58895671
There's a degree of truth to it.
I've reverse engineered/modded/hax0red a lot of closed-source programs.
>>58895671
Because source code =/= instructions
They aren't open source because you don't have access to the code that the program was sourced from. Why do you think it's called source code?
>>58896588
>he doesn't code in binary
>>58896600
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http://www.convertbinary.com/
>>58895671
If I handed you a cake, would you be able to tell how it was made?
Yes, you can disassemble shit, but that is so far removed from what actual, useful source code actually is.
It's like you de-constructing the cake to get some carbon and a bunch of other shit.
>>58896936
But you can reuse the carbon to construct other things such as ribose or even dna
>>58896936
WRONG. YOU CAN NOT COPY A CAKE.
>>58896952
We're trying to find out how the cake was made, though.
Don't bring up irrelevant shit.
>>58896965
This post (>>>>58896964) applies to you too.
>>58896977
Fuck, I got the replies backwards.
Whatever; you know what I meant to do.