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(La)TeX is user-friendly. It's just that it choses its friends with care.


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So basically you suggest I reverse engineer a bit that unace.dll?
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@logicalscope: Maybe you should post that question. It is an interesting security question and of great importance nowadays.
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 comment User Account Notification under Windows useful at all?
I totally agree that 'user training and education is going to be the best defense' and 'a lot of users will instantly click yes and not even think about it'. I feel UAC is more of a nuisance, since inexperienced users will simply panic and on top of that antivirus/antimalware programs usually catch and obliterate malicious software anyway. Of course this is not always possible and you shouldn't let a suspicious program into your system in the first place. I still feel it's more like a cure for the symptom, not the cause... Any thoughts on that?
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