Not necessarily. The term "waldo" is generally restricted to anthropomorphic robots which are controlled by the same part of a human they imitate, such as a robotic hand being controlled by a sensing glove worn by a human. It can also be used to refer to a control mechanism that is a direct extension of an existing control mechanism that is meant to interface with a human, such as recreating a set of full-size controls for a car, and remotely linking them to an actual car.

Here, let me google that for you.

In all seriousness though, I agree it's a pretty horrible "feature". Here's a more concise guide that fixes just what you're talking about: http://www.askvg.com/how-to-fix-annoying-folder-view-type-problem-in-windows-vista/

It doesn't look like it's been mentioned on slashdot in a while, so I might suggest checking out Darkfall. It's true that it has been in development for a long time, but it's currently in a sort of public-invitation-beta, and it's due to be released by the end of the year.

From everything I've read about it, it seems to be a lot like UO. PvP can take place anywhere, and it's full loot on death, but you're held accountable for your actions by a reputation system and there are NPC guards to protect you in the main cities (this is all exactly like EVE online too). It's also classless and level-less; your character is defined by what skills you choose (and your race to some extent), and there's a max number of points you can have for all your skills, which you can train and un-train at will. Players can make their own cities with their own NPC guards even who can be instructed on who to attack. Most items will be player created. The list of fun stuff goes on, but the biggest problem I foresee is in the area of polish, as it's made by a relatively small and new company. Then again they have been working on it for something like 7 years, so one can hope.