What's ridiculous is taking a security model designed for multiuser university mainframes in the 1970s, riddling it with 40 years of hacks to get around places

What's ridiculous is taking a security model designed for multiuser university mainframes in the 1970s, riddling it with 40 years of hacks to get around places where it's inconvenient, and insisting that it is the One True Way to run a personal laptop. I'm glad that some people are willing to fight dogma and be experimental.