I'm a bit surprised to see all these people sharing their user accounts in OS X with others in the family, yet still worry about the 'online banking' activities being discovered. Do you remember to clear history in Safari as well? How about the 'recent items' list in QuickTime?
Oh, and btw, my wife already knows my taste in 'bank accounts', simply because I told her.
Anyone found out if there is a way to set the "resume"-checkbox at the logout/restart-dialog box to disabled by default?
This is a really annoying feature... when I restart, I expect to get on scratch again....it has been like that for over 20 years, and this is not the time to change it
. Isn't it obvious that I was including myself in that, and that obviously calling hitting CMD+Q a "bad" habit was a bit tongue-in-cheek, since all these years that is exactly the habit we all have been trying to teach our parents and friends who just wouldn't get the fact, that closing a window does not terminate the application? Now that Apple has begun to eliminate the need to manually quit applications, with a solution called "Automatic termination [which] transfers the job of managing processes from the user to the system, which is better equipped to handle the job" (my emphasis) [1], for most of us it is indeed time to begin to let go of "bad", or rather unnecessary habits.
