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I do on my (Windows) work laptop, because the company that owns it justifiably insists I do. It's completely transparent, except for the odd days where an upgra
by psuter 12y ago
I do on my (Windows) work laptop, because the company that owns it justifiably insists I do. It's completely transparent, except for the odd days where an upgrade to VirtualBox or VMPlayer will introduce new "hardening" features, that the AV software will happily flag as a terrible threat.