I do mean egress. There was some way to force the machine to always go through the IIS proxy IIRC.
> You're then brining an entire MS tech stack from the mid 2000s just to achieve something that has been solved by virtualization with a lot less caveats a long time ago.
Well, yes. Honestly, it'd be nice to have an OS where recursive virtualization is a built-in primitive instead of whatever the hell we've been doing for the last 40 years over and over.
> You're then brining an entire MS tech stack from the mid 2000s just to achieve something that has been solved by virtualization with a lot less caveats a long time ago.
Well, yes. Honestly, it'd be nice to have an OS where recursive virtualization is a built-in primitive instead of whatever the hell we've been doing for the last 40 years over and over.