Re: Windows 7

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> The average Windows shop runs all their users with Administrator privileges and lets them execute random code no matter where they've got it from - this makes sense in a home context, but doing it like this in a company is a recipe for disaster.
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Wait a minute, why would it make sense in a home context?! Because you 
can't expect a home user to know how to jump through all the hoops to 
secure his system properly against Windows OS flaws? I agree that 
Windows shops should know their security, but I object to the idea of 
throwing out an OS that is guaranteed to cause problems for home users 
just because they don't know better.

One of my would've could've lessons would have been to recommend OS2 
instead of NT way back when...

--Thanks
Alan