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Struggling with commands is absolutely fine and is expected for majority of the users including some veterans trying something new. But the joke here is specifically "They say you have total control over it and yet"... Then proceeds to say writing the wrong command doesn't let you do what you want. I don't understand why you would be writing in commands on your own when you don't even understand how to use it. Just follow a blog post on how to do X or you post a question for help with said commands. Saying telling the computer to do something else resulted in something else being performed and complaining you don't have control over it is just plain stupidity.
Precisely this.
The user is free to use whatever they want but I’m quite sure windows won’t read their mind either so that argument (if you dare to call it that) is pretty much weightless.