Thu, 2009-11-19 17:59
#1
Quote: because their browser
because their browser is their choice.
Hmm yes but a choice largely born out of ignorance, but of course peoples choice is respected, but they better not complain when things don't work and understand that they are using a woefully outdated browser, but hey I'm long suffering I'll ensure things perform, mainly at my expense 
Thu, 2009-11-19 19:33
#2
I was really referring to the
I was really referring to the organizations...
Many PCs don’t belong to individual enthusiasts, but to organizations. The people in these organizations responsible for these machines decide what to do with them. These people are professionally responsible for keeping tens or hundreds or thousands of PCs working on budget. The backdrop might be a factory floor or hospital ward or school lab or government organization, each with its own business applications. For these folks, the cost of the software isn’t just the purchase price, but the cost of deploying, maintaining, and making sure it works with their IT infrastructure.
Thu, 2009-11-19 19:35
#3
double post, strange
double post, strange
Mon, 2009-12-14 22:16
#4
The article author is very
The article author is very right. It's not the individual, it's the organization.