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by Thiez
1637 days ago
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No. When you just find some source code without a license (either as header or included as a separate fire) you must assume there is no license, so "all rights reserved" applies. So no header is required to protect the code. What you may not do is just assume that the code you found is free to use when no license is included. |
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