Disabling Quit On Telnet

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In the relative spacial/temporal region of
Mon, May 01, 2006 at 07:55:44AM -0700, Bob Rasmussen achieved the spontaneous
generation of the following:
> 
> Note that inevitably there will be SOME way for the user to kill a process
> on Windows.

Good point.  Unless you can get away with using fP in kiosk mode in a
touchscreen scenario with no keyboard, where you strip the ability to use
all Windows functionality, all they need is task manager and *poof*.

You can only protect them so far.

My personal philosophy is that if they do it for a month straight after
repeated warnings and incurring admin cleanup costs, fire them and get
someone who will bother to do things as instructed.  This, of course,
assumes a situation in which a user receives training at all.

Hell, they could trip over the power cord.  Same net effect.

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