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I'm a pretty technical user, and I'm not sure how that would help me at all. What am I supposed to do with such a prompt? A conference coordinator hands me a
by ken 9y ago
I'm a pretty technical user, and I'm not sure how that would help me at all. What am I supposed to do with such a prompt?
A conference coordinator hands me a T3-HDMI adapter (as in the above scenario), I plug it in to my laptop, and it says "This device is requesting direct memory access. Allow Y/N?" My talk starts in an hour. Should I ask for the source code to the adapter firmware so I can do a quick audit?
- gambiting 9y agoYep. If the UAC prompts have taught us anything, it's that users will click on anything that gets their program to run no matter what the prompt actually says(and in most cases, they don't even read it).