The important thing here is that if these people feel they were victimized [by shopping at Egghead.com] they will not patronize Egghead again, no matter what happens.

We can stand up and tell people they ought to be keeping up-to-date with patches, but in the real world, that's not particularly useful advice. There are just so many of them.

This is a huge expenditure for organizations.

This isn't a security story. This is really a story about how the music industry is dealing with its former reluctance to work with the Internet.

Good luck. This is fundamentally not going to be used in something that any of the contributors to this would ever [receive] any benefit or gain from.

I'm sure there are going to be a lot of people who will be sad to see the U. Brew go. It's not just a place to get coffee; it's been extremely useful for small concerts and films.