People are still referred to as criminals or terrorists after they have been killed, why is assailant different?

I’m not saying it isn’t a tragedy, but the post title is also a tragedy.

I don’t think he was dead when they shot him

As far as any repeatable experiment has been able to tell us, that’s just the body though.

And for what would the soul be a metaphor?

As of yet no-one has even been able to tell me what a soul is supposed to be. So I guess both.

This works because loggin in to outlook sets a cookie for login.microsoftonline.com which is reused by other Microsoft products. Each product requests a token from login.microsoftonline.com and as long as you have a valid cookie for that domain it will return a token that the app (outlook/teams/onedrive/etc) can use to access its own api.

The cookie itself stays bound to login.microsoftonline.com and it’s never shared with other domains and the service at login.microsoftonline.com will not provide tokens to requests from non-microsoft domains.

There is no such thing as a soul

You have been told wrong. I’ve been using Linux for about 20 years now, and while it doesn’t crash as often as windows, I’ve certainly had my share of Linux crashes.

Grub can even boot windows. It just doesn’t come with the standard windows installer.