Capsicum
- noun
- Specialized
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Capsicum
- Capsicum API allows applications to run untrusted code in a secure sandbox environment.
Examples
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And this is sort of the slightly different point of view from which the authors of the Capsicum paper are coming at capabilities.
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Capsicum provides developers with a robust framework for implementing fine-grained access control.
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With Capsicum, developers can ensure that their software adheres to strict security policies.
Compounds
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A pepper plant that makes small round spicy peppers often used in pickles and salsa
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A pepper plant with upright cone-shaped hot peppers grown for food or decoration
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A large sweet pepper with thick walls and a bell shape used in cooking
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A long thin very hot pepper often red used to add heat to food
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A pepper plant from tropical America that has small very hot red fruits often used in cooking
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A tropical pepper plant that makes small very hot red peppers for hot sauces
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A small plant with tiny, very hot red peppers used in South American cooking
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A tropical plant that grows peppers used in cooking or as spice
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A thick oily extract from hot peppers used in spices and pepper spray
Surface Forms
Etymology
Capsicum as a computer name is a play on the word capability and on the pepper name, which suggests a small container that keeps things inside. So Capsicum became a fitting name for a sandbox that 'limits' what a program can do.
