Unlikely. It’s too recent for Wayback machine to cache. Their post was ostensibly the same but much more vaguely worded. And if you say “virtualisation is abou

Unlikely. It’s too recent for Wayback machine to cache. Their post was ostensibly the same but much more vaguely worded. And if you say “virtualisation is about being as close to the hardware as possible” without much more detail to someone else who talks about wanted to run a VM with a different guest CPU, then it’s understandable that people will assume the reply is mixing up virtualisation with containerisation since there’s nothing in virtualisation that says you cannot emulate hardware in the guest. Whereas containerisation is very much intended to run natively on the hardware