> Then the developers get angry and throw out the people in charge. I'm talking about small everyday people, not rich Silicon Valley rock stars bitching to the

> Then the developers get angry and throw out the people in charge. I'm talking about small everyday people, not rich Silicon Valley rock stars bitching to their Twitter followers to trigger a social wave of justice. > Users don't know enough about computers to distrust malicious software. I'm not arguing against secure defaults, I'm arguing against removing the option for power users to use their computing devices as they see fit.