I dont know, its not broken for me: I cant tell you how many times ive compared prices for something im looking at to Amazon and placed an order right there if the price difference was significant enough.
Where does Rockerbox source the products it sells? Is it simply a mobile facade for a shopping.com API or amazon referrals?
Amazon is great for getting a pricing point of comparison - can't argue with that. In fact Amazon is great if you know exactly what you want to be / for finding the best price. I'd argue it's not the best place to find what you want.
>> Amazon is great for getting a pricing point of comparison - can't argue with that. In fact Amazon is great if you know exactly what you want to be / for finding the best price. I'd argue it's not the best place to find what you want.
Im not sure I understand your argument: are you saying that amazon mobile suffers from item availability and/or discoverability?
For example, if I know I want a new iPod dock - sorting through all of the potential products and processing all of the information associated through each one is a lot of work. Amazon doesn't do a great job of making this process simpler.
Availability is also an issue with clothing in particular.
Usually Employer pays for larger portion of the health insurance coverage and employee covers the rest. In Employees case, the insurance premiums come from pre-tax income
If it was, at it occurred after the vulnerabilities were made public, they probably wouldn't say so as it would look pretty bad given the amount of advance warning they had.
No, but he's suggesting that you should've upgraded by now.
It would be difficult to defend such a position: "We didn't upgrade because, well, we didn't think it was a big deal"?
There's really no good answer to that question when the exploit has been public for so long (and widely covered in media, and by rails officially).
