Yaser Sulaiman’s Blog

This will most probably be the last thing you’ll read online! There is no time to write the details, but you can still make a final tribute to the Internet by watching the following video:

Goodbye.. my blog!

Innocent children have nothing to do with war.. any war.

See also: Forgotten Victims: The Children of Iraq.

No more victims, please.

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The User Account Control (UAC) is part of the Windows Vista operating system. The purpose of UAC is to increase the security of Windows by restricting applications to the standard user privileges until an admin authorizes the change in the privilege level. In other words, you may have administrator privileges, but an application that you run does not until you authorizes it explicitly to have higher privileges. This is similar to what happens in Linux.

I think that it is a good improvement to the security of Windows, but sometimes it can get really annoying! It can be turned off, but that is not recommended of course. The funny thing is that if you try to turn it off, it will ask you for your authorization!

Apple came up with a funny Ad that talks about UAC. Check it out:

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