Network admins in big companies seem to exist to make everyone else&#x27;s work harder or impossible to get done. Security doesn&#x27;t need to mean limiting those &quot;idiot users&quot; to set of operations pre-approved by sysadmins to not be able to damage anything (which also means not being able to <i>do</i> anything).<p>It&#x27;s a similar problem to why people keep using Excel instead of expensive database products - because the latter are too constrained and inflexible and not really up to handling the <i>actual</i> work that needs to be done.