Good answer, Iwan

As a software developer, I'm all too aware that one can only go so far with errors & warnings before the user stops reading them and just presses 'OK'

I think I have an idea how they've done this UAC thing and it's the easiest way:
1. something happening?
2. is it allowed?
3. no it's not
4. ask user

Wait! There's a "yes it is" step missing! See, they've forgotten a step 5 to record that the user has answered this and then check it the next time. Rectifiable, but there's undoubtedly 50000 lines of code to achieve steps 1-4 already ...

Posted By: BerlinCanary on April 6th 2007 at 19:30:51


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