A comment from HN

So, to clarify things: it’s QEMU running in a container, and macOS running under QEMU inside it.

That means, Docker isn’t really running MacOS.

This is really nice WRT the ease of installation: no manual setup steps and all.

This likely expressly violates the [macOS EULA], which says: «you are granted a limited, non-exclusive license to install, use and run one (1) copy of the Apple Software on a single Apple-branded computer at any one time» — because the point is to run it not on a Mac. So, pull it and keep it around; expect a C&D letter come any moment.

[macOS EULA]: https://www.apple.com/legal/sla/docs/macOSMonterey.pdf (Other versions contain the same language.)

Also, this project claims to

Run Mac OS X in Docker with near-native performance

…which is doubtful

That’s a cool way to announce what’s coming next

The visualization feature looks pretty cool. That’s probably what people think of when they hear the word “hacker”

https://codisec.com/binary-data-visualization/

You should add “mod” to the title

It’s a technical experiment to show how realistic a game can be using the latest Unreal Engine.

I really really hope people are intelligent enough not to choose Brave as an alternative

To be fair it’s not a good practice no matter which car you’re using

I’ve been playing Fallout New Vegas (I got it when it’s made free on EGS) since around three days ago. I’d strongly recommend using Viva New Vegas (weird it’s not mentioned in the video) because it greatly improves the game’s overall stability.

Plus, you may notice audio cluttering while playing, especially when you’re on bluetooth headphones. Playing a video (anything will do, including YouTube, Big Buck Bunny on VLC, etc) before launching the game fixes the problem.

It sure would. Just not yet