No, I don&#x27;t think he is.  Not even a bit.  Sure, for us techies there&#x27;s little difference.  For your typical non tech user, each of those 10 steps can cause issues.  <i>This does not mean they are a moron, just they don&#x27;t grok IT.</i><p>So many will download the file again each time they run it, or spam click next 20x to install, reading nothing.  Or just click the topmost, or largest download GIF - which I pretty much guarantee is not the one they should use.  Or install loads over the course of the PC&#x27;s life, but uninstall nothing, leading to buying iPad or new PC basically because they have 4 printer drivers (pointlessly huge things these days), software for their last 3 phones, 234 screensaver apps the child thought was fun, several anti virus (none from a truly legit source).<p>For the truly non-techies nothing has changed since the days of a web full of crap adsense 5 pagers.  Click a link, click another.  Main thing that&#x27;s changed in 15 years?  The link probably isn&#x27;t blue, or underlined.<p>The level of blind trust shown towards the web, and downloads is terrifying.  &quot;It&#x27;s on the internet, it must be true.&quot;