On Wednesday, March 28, 2012 6:38:49 PM UTC-4, Hendrik Boom wrote: > > Instead of a user-id belonging to a human user, a user-id belong to an > application. So even if they implemented "~" as a home directory (which > they may well do), it wouldn't deal with my case. > The more significant consequence of this is that because each app is generally it's own userid, there are a lot of mechanism in place to allow specific sharing across userids for the benefit of the human. That would have to be seriously rethought before the device could have two humans with different access rights to content. Or leaving alone rights, even different default responses. You want to share that on facebook? On who's facebook?
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