The fact it results from laziness or bad coding or whatever is one thing: the fact it has gone unaddressed although shop staff are aware of it — meaning its a zero-priority issue, where if the connection went down completely, for everyone, it would be a higher priority — makes it discriminatory.
And plus, it's, like, a foreign company to begin with.
* Update: Problem solved?
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Gord calls it as it is... welcome to korea.
Check out my column in the Herald today. Hopefully the final chapter on Mad Bull.
Good blog you got here, man.
Bobby
http://www.idlewordship.com
Wow, I really hope that some of these concerns are dealt with soon. I have run into this when trying to sign up for some Korean sites, but Starbucks? That's just shameful! I could understand a problem at a PC방, but come on!
I am well aware that non-koreans living in korea are having big difficulties. I am not the responsible person for this mess but I do feel sorry.
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