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You think regular people can be trusted with sudo? (Absolutely not.)

• array_key_first 9mo ago
  Yes. It's their computer. We don't need to hand-hold grown adults, that's how we develop computer-illiteracy. Nobody knows how to do anything because nobody lets them.
  • cindyllm 9mo ago
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• PearlRiver 9mo ago
  This is an interesting question. I started using computers in the late 90s when there were no guardrails and everything was permitted so I know what I am doing- or at the very least only blame myself if I fuck it up. But your average 20 year old who only knows an iPhone would be out of his/her depth quickly. Computers are no longer made for me.
• mixmastamyk 9mo ago
  To clarify, re-authentication prevents malware from doing what you said it would do. Regular people wouldn't need to use it.