I love pilot wave theory but last year there was a study done that seems to have really “doomed” it from being reality.
I was pretty crestfallen when I read the article, there’s some light for some weird variations of pilot wave, but nothing that’s as simple and direct as de Broglie’s original idea.
I used to be a total MacHead back in the day, so I can tell you exactly how that key combo worked, if it’s the same thing I’m thinking of:
You would buy a DOS compatability card that was literally just an x86 computer on a PCI-style board, and the key combo would basically switch between the two.
No way. It was just a KVM inside the case? Not that I don’t believe you, but I’m going to research this anyway, if only to see what that looks like. Thanks for reminding me.
Presumably the update for Windows 10 to version 2004 that comes with WSL2 will be live on May 12th. That’s assuming you are on the normal stable build track and not in one of those programs where you get early builds. Also assumes your company isn’t holding back your windows version on your work computer like mine is. I’m going to try to talk to IT and see if I can get an update.