> but it did get me to restart Docker which had ballooned to 16 GB memory and a bazillion processes. Hey, so in 2020 we have unlimited sandboxed environments

> but it did get me to restart Docker which had ballooned to 16 GB memory and a bazillion processes. Hey, so in 2020 we have unlimited sandboxed environments that do not require virtualization and can be spun up, destroyed very quickly, and their construction is fully automated. And it's somehow a bad thing? Get off my lawn! When Docker arrived it was a godsend, given that we were trying to do similar things directly with LXC. (I'm fully expecting someone to chime in saying, 'you had LXC? All we had was ones and zeros, and we had ran out of zeros')