Either way, congratulations to Best Buy for doing the right thing. Hopefully it was not because of the spotlight, and they are genuinely interested in doing the right thing, for the right reasons.
How much you wanna bet that most of these so called "bad" managers are just actually on a leave of absence until this whole situation is resolved. I've seen this tactic many times, albeit, not in with this much publicity.
I totally agree 100% with you. The files that we pay money for (i.e in a store where it is legal to distribute) then yes, we should be allowed to distribute as we seem fit.
Doesn't matter what they do to "improve" IE. It will still be part of the M$ company and that will still have security issues. I think I will stay with Firefox.
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Either way, congratulations to Best Buy for doing the right thing. Hopefully it was not because of the spotlight, and they are genuinely interested in doing the right thing, for the right reasons. How much you wanna bet that most of these so called "bad" managers are just actually on a leave of absence until this whole situation is resolved. I've seen this tactic many times, albeit, not in with this much publicity.
I totally agree 100% with you. The files that we pay money for (i.e in a store where it is legal to distribute) then yes, we should be allowed to distribute as we seem fit.
That's why you shut down and use that can of air to clean it up. Easy solution IMO.
Doesn't matter what they do to "improve" IE. It will still be part of the M$ company and that will still have security issues. I think I will stay with Firefox.