Saw on Slashdot (http://slashdot.org/) this piece of news: "Gannett News is running a story (http://www.gannettonline.com/e/trends/18001162.html) about David Bradley, the IBM engineer who, in 1980, coined Ctrl-Alt-Del. Interestingly, he meant for it to remain a developer-only tool, not something for end users, and certainly not to have Windows users change their passwords or logoff. He also says he chose those keys specifically as it's not a key sequence that can be struck by accident."

That's pretty interseting. I would have thought it was put in there for general use, and I can see how the accident part is important. It wouldn't be fun to keep going to it when banging on your keyboard :)

Very intresting :D

He picked good keys.. as I've never press crtl+alt+del by accident

Kinda hard to press all 3 keys at the same time by accident ;)