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> From: Angel Stewart [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, August 18, 2004 10:30 AM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: RE: On stupidity & Michael Dinowitz
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> My point of view on the topic is that I know a lot more about computers
> than the average user.
> As someone who builds systems it is my duty to ensure that an average
> user who has nothing close to the knowledge which I possess, will be
> able to successfully use the system in the manner in which it was
> intended, without experiencing dire consequences.
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> It is my failing if I do not anticipate what an average user will do
> with my system.
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> The security system currently existing with Windows XP is as a result of
> terrible design and usability decisions. The user should not need to be
> shown, or informed by a third party, about what is necessary to run
> their system successfully. Such information and warnings should be
> available the first time the user turns on their system, and reminders
> should be given periodically throughout the system's use.
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Marlon
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