Context: When we pulled computing out of the boxes and onto the network , we had client / server computing , which , in terms of terminology , was a lot like the C - prompt . It took many tries before you could absorb the difference between a client and a server - the forward slash alone was scary enough , like if you had to ask what the slash meant you were one of those stoooopid people who needed conjunctions . And the definition leaked like oil from an old British sports car .
Question: What is it safe to say about the new system ?
Option 0: The new systems was as smooth as a British sports car .
Option 1: The new system is for the clients only and we 're not the client .
Option 2: This system is for those stoooopid people who need conjunctions .
Option 3: It is not user - friendly unless one is very techie .
Answer: 3