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Thanks to the Windows kernel memory isolation and sandboxing they are literally locking the child processes in cages. Of course I’d expect nothing less of Micro
by henriquez 6y ago
Thanks to the Windows kernel memory isolation and sandboxing they are literally locking the child processes in cages. Of course I’d expect nothing less of Microsoft, an evil company that works with ICE.
Though instead of a parent process “killing” a child we should just say “aborting.” That’s much less problematic.
- angry_octet 6y agoYour posts are becoming totally unhinged.
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