sandbox
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- /ˈsændbɑks/
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- Within that secure "sandbox" would run the OS belonging to her client, with all access rights, etc.
- a virtual sandbox
- sandbox security
- run in a sandbox
But Chrome, it's fast, but everything is sandbox.
- But Chrome, it's fast, but everything is sandbox.
- So this is often you see can view it as a sandbox, the playing ground for testing out many of the ideas.
- The difference is though, you created this sandbox that you plant because you think it's what Adidas wants.
- Because things don't always go well in sandbox.
- Obviously it's your, it's your, it's your sandbox, right?
- But once they do, these companies are no longer content to continue to play in their sandbox.
- So I mean, you want to study what's already being done and then understand that, and then you can play in the sandbox.
Examples
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For each resource request, the sandbox contains policies that define what can and cannot be accessed.
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Plus you were all up in that sandbox.
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We're putting this baby down in a sandbox.
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Let's talk about the Sandbox and what happens when a girl gets in... and why.
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Find out who is playing in our sandbox and squash them.
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I just think it's, I think it's AI think it's a very, very exciting environment and sandbox in which creatives can experiment.
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So I think that sandbox is very interesting and they're doing a wonderful job of getting people in to play the game and to create the games.
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Educators can share ideas in the Educator Sandbox area.
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In a nutshell, the sandboxing idea is that apps only get a limited "sandbox" where they operate.
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The software runs in a sandbox to ensure it does not harm the main system.
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Etymology
The word sandbox is used in computing as a safe 'box' for new or not trusted programs to play in without hurting the main system. Think of a children's sandbox that keeps the play inside; the computer sandbox keeps experiments away from important files, which is why the name fits.