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+◊title{Personal Computing with VMs}
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+◊author{George C. Privon}
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+◊tags{computing, virtual machines}
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+◊; from https://www.gwern.net/About#confidence-tags
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+◊; choose from: notes, draft, in progress, finished
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+◊status{notes}
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+◊; choose from: certain, highly likely, likely, possible, unlikely,
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+◊; highly unlikely, remote, impossible
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+◊confidence{possible}
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+◊; 1-10 (10 being most important)
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+◊importance{3}
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+◊abstract{Virtual machines provide an opportunity for compartmentalization and specialization of computing resources.}
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+◊section{Server-level}
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+VMs on a server provide the ability to run several instances of specialized operating systems, including: NAS-focused, web server focused, and computing infrastructure focused OS's.
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+◊section{Personal Device Level}
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+VMs on a personal device (e.g., laptop) can facilitate compartmentalization of work and private tools and data.
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+This may provide practical benefits (decreased distraction from work by apps/programs which are primarily for personal use).
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