Good point. This is more or less Target complaining about how Amazon is stealing sales. Boo hoo. Get a better website Target.

Its the old saying. A happy customer tells one person at the most, and unhappy customer tells 10 people at the least.

Yeah right.. Try calling ahead to a Best Buy in Atlanta. Good luck with that.

BB's model is certainly sustainable. Brick and mortar still DOMINATES sales of durable goods.

On the topic of Best Buy.. this is nothing new. Their entire electronics department typically gets models from vendors like Denon, Yamaha, and LG, that you cannot buy unless your inside a big box retailer. Rarely do these unique model numbers have any features that their consumer model or 'online' counterpart don't. It just makes it difficult to look up the product for price shopping.

I'm willing to bet its a boost to the local eco system than a pollutant.
All those crazy bacteria that kill people probably die off relatively quick.
Thoughts?

Exactly. And while MU is down, there are 100s of other sites clamoring for that #1 Google organic top seat.
They will have gained absolutely nothing (except, of course, when the Senator's son coincidentally runs the #2 site).

The other 50% goes to the first two weeks of life.

You supply the beer, and I'll sell your extra parts on india.craigslist.com to pay for the party.

FTFY
Centripetal is the cause
Centrifugal is the effect

No kidding; try using one of our offices printers and yeah, its a day or two to setup, easy.

It's numbnuts like this that have to call and complain because he doesn't understand what 'Set as default...' means. Thankfully GPO solves most of this retards problems before its even a problem. That's where that hour went buddy.

Couldn't agree stronger. I'm in visual studio for the better part of my life, and I don't touch the mouse. I don't have to. Everything is a keystroke. And Microsoft has kept their OS completely accessible (minus web) via keyboard for 20+ years.

You've got a point; however most companies claim far more was taken than actually stolen in an attempt to defraud their insurance carrier. Since the paper trail is often limited and tied up in a criminal court that doesn't necessarily care to pursue an exact figure.

My bet is Verizon doesn't go out of business.

That's because you works for the corporation of the future! So if your company can force more people to work more hours, that means less time to participate in our democracy. How many IT workers did you see at the occupy wallstreet movements? Answer 2%, that's cause there is little to no unemployment in IT atm. Its an opportunity to squeeze people legally, just because its the last sector of the US economy that's actually producing something of value.

Hard to disagree. Piss off a couple million IT workers, see what happens. Considering that IT is the sector that has kept the economy moving as of late, prepare for major depression while everything IT will no longer be the sole ownership of the USA as the mass exodus ensues. I hear Canada is nice.