Dutch hacker, going by the name "Stun," tweeted a link to a torrent file earlier today, which downloads at just shy of 2MB (compressed) in size, which contains a bevy of source code files.

As seen in the abovementioned post, @PliskinDev shared screenshots of the supposed GTA San Andreas source code file. While it may look like the real thing at first glance, the file size is worth ...

Not all source code, documentation and metadata used in the development of Direct File was included in the release. Specifically, any code or data that is considered Personally Identifiable ...

Since the files dropped, a separate torrent containing just the pertinent XP source code files was shared. That one only takes up about 3 GB of space. Screenshot: Gizmodo.

Also interesting is that 15 million lines of code across 250,000 thousand files are changed every single week. On an average workday, Potvin says that there are about 45,000 commits.

But before there was Explorer, there was File Manager, an early GUI tool for managing files. It was introduced with Windows 3.0 and made available in Windows 95, Windows 98, and Windows ME before ...

Yes, from any repo or pull request, developers can simply press the period (.) key to bring up the browser-based VS Code environment with the source code file ready for editing. That dot press to ...

Now, Microsoft has made the source code of File Manager available for all to use under the MIT License, and it still can be run on all recent versions of Windows, including Windows 10.

Microsoft is releasing the source code for its original Windows File Manager from nearly 28 years ago. Originally released for Windows 3.0, the File Manager was a replacement for managing files ...