I actually don't know if Windows or ChromeOS support this either but this is certainly something Linux can with LUKS et. al.
I actually don't know if Windows or ChromeOS support this either but this is certainly something Linux can with LUKS et. al.
And here you are!!
With my kids I drew the grumpy line at Minecraft's new Autojump setting tho ... They had to learn with that disabled.
Does anyone remember the internet before pop-up blockers? Like, right before. It felt like the same thing to me. The internet was infested with pop-ups and becoming borderline unusable, and then comes along the pop-up blocker (and other things, but I'm simplifying here) and there was a "golden age" which is now giving way to a new wave of advertising-based atrophy. Not sure what happens next.
Anyway I think GP has a point worth considering. I have had a related hope in the context of journalism / chain of trust that was mentioned above: if anyone can produce a Faux News Channel tailored to their own quirks on demand, and can see everyone else doing the same, will it become common knowledge that Stuff Can Be Fake, and motivate people to explicitly decide about trust beyond "Trust Screens"?
class Foo {
public:
void method_A();
protected:
friend class Bar;
void method_B();
protected:
friend class Baz;
void method_C();
private:
void method_D();
};
anyone can call method_A(), only Bar can call method_B(), only Baz can call method_C() and nobody can call method_D().You can do this by inheriting from 2 different pure abstract classes, but that feels much kludgier to me.
It really changed my perspective on interacting with the 'text' of a file.
VS Code, Zed, etc. have similar operations, but in my experience they expand and shrink too coarsely.