I am not very familiar with build systems but how difficult would it be to make one that wraps the native ones whenever and provides modern features, unlike make.
Look I'm all against separating children from parents when there is no certain proof that they are being trafficked. There should be a children + assumed-parent holding area.
But when I see Chinese being bussed in to make American babies but hardworking immigrants not being citizens, I am firmly against it
As much as hyper-v. Without sounding disparaging (because this is really cool), its just a one-click application-on-windows-on-hyper-v. So all the pros and cons come with it.
Yeah, I assumed that "sandbox" implied some smarter isolation technique closer to eg Linux namespaces instead of just app-v in a new shiny packaging. Nothing new for the malware-analysis use-case.
Aside from the points made by another reply (BIOS support, older CPUs), some machines have virtualization switched off by default because it's broken. I had a (fairly old) x86-64 laptop that would randomly hardlock while running VMs if I turned on hardware virtualization.
With Dell you have to buy the business version of a notebook to get Windows Pro. Your example would be [1][2]. Apart from price the main differences are that the business versions ship with Windows Pro and that they have better warranty (next-day onsite).
I want to get a vote on indented nested blocks- how many of you like them? Please up the appropriate child comments (if I'm rate limited someone else please make child comments with like and unlike).
My reasoning (please give yours below proper heading)- I'm deadly afraid of refactoring or even accidental indentation change.
No, not all of them. But much of the stuff that goes out to the newsletter is later posted on the blog (https://learnui.design/blog) in some format or another.
