Software development is like building a house …
Pretty easy to grow your own, from seed even, but most plant nurseries will have these in their herb section.
https://github.com/AbhinavOmprakash/luna
Firewalls can do two things, mainly. Block inbound connections, block outbound connections. The macOS firewall is mainly intended for the former. Many folks want to prevent the latter (e.g. blocking phone home…
This. I factory reset my Vizio a couple months ago because it was crashing a lot and I didn’t bother giving it any Internet access this time around. There are also no other WiFi networks nearby.
Related: I don’t think Windows has a built-in equivalent to Time Machine yet, either.
Yea, it appears to address that, but the new cable doesn’t seem user replaceable/fixable and it doesn’t appear possible to extend it, as the original cable was (albeit with difficulty).
Nevermind that land used for energy often isn’t suitable for farming, so … even with the hypothesis, limited as it is, it’s flawed.
Re: if there’s something similar for macOS, it’s built-in. The new Virtualization framework in macOS 11 (Big Sur) is very very quick. User space with support for Virtio spec.
Software development is like building a house …
Pretty easy to grow your own, from seed even, but most plant nurseries will have these in their herb section.
https://github.com/AbhinavOmprakash/luna
Firewalls can do two things, mainly. Block inbound connections, block outbound connections. The macOS firewall is mainly intended for the former. Many folks want to prevent the latter (e.g. blocking phone home…
This. I factory reset my Vizio a couple months ago because it was crashing a lot and I didn’t bother giving it any Internet access this time around. There are also no other WiFi networks nearby.
Related: I don’t think Windows has a built-in equivalent to Time Machine yet, either.
Yea, it appears to address that, but the new cable doesn’t seem user replaceable/fixable and it doesn’t appear possible to extend it, as the original cable was (albeit with difficulty).
Nevermind that land used for energy often isn’t suitable for farming, so … even with the hypothesis, limited as it is, it’s flawed.
Re: if there’s something similar for macOS, it’s built-in. The new Virtualization framework in macOS 11 (Big Sur) is very very quick. User space with support for Virtio spec.