alt Hacker NewsWhat's wrong with a well protected VM? Especially compared to something where the security selling point is "no one uses it" (according to your argument; I don't know how secure this actually is)
What's wrong with a well protected VM? Especially compared to something where the security selling point is "no one uses it" (according to your argument; I don't know how secure this actually is)
Nothing, but "there are already working options" does not necessarily mean we shouldn't try new (and sometimes weird) things