What a ridiculous argument. User files are important, but locking down admin access has solved a whole host of virus/security issues that were present in, say,

What a ridiculous argument. User files are important, but locking down admin access has solved a whole host of virus/security issues that were present in, say, windows xp. at the end of the day, users are responsible for the software they run on their machine. but viruses/worms that run amok are largely over thanks to restraining userland permissions.