Me too. In one of my lives I manage a Windows domain, so I'm definitely not incapable of implementing MS's overengineered solutions to simple problems and then layers of buggy third-party crap to keep the office from becoming a botnet. I just prefer not to come home to that.
UAC's the funniest part about Windows. No one runs Windows as a standard user, because programmers assume they have access to everything in the OS. So MS was forced to basically rename standard user to administrator and to add annoying privilege elevation prompts, as a passive-aggressive way of getting the ISVs to adopt a multi-user model (40 years after the first Unix).
Yeah, but there are reports the thing is overheating in direct sunlight. But you can crack it over your knee and still do... whatever it is you'd do with it.
It would be neat if some engineer created some material or device resistant to the Blend-tec blender. I want to see someone wipe that smirk off of Tom Dickson's face.