You'd think companies would have learned from the Sony rootkit fiasco, but no.

What did companies learn from the Sony rootkit? That the criminal penalty for perpetrating literally tens of millions of felonies on behalf of a corporation is... absolutely nothing? Sure, that'll teach'em!

Brb, committing seppuku

Wait, what?

0.02 what? Let's hope Hungarian ISPs can do math better than Verizon!

The branding people at Nokia probably guessed what's going to happen with windows phone and made the product name to a subtle joke.
Lumia in Finnish translates as plural of snow in past tense.
If you use it in a sentence: "Menneen talven lumia" (common anecdote) it translates as "Thing of the past"

My guess is that the rule has nothing to do with security. but rather exists for economic protectionism.

Of course not. He's blaming the cheaters for rigging the game.

The only gripe is that you needed someone to know the cool add-ons to be aware they are out there at all.

So, what you're saying is that you want to add a package manager?

In that case, there is no such thing as "unlawful" in America because everything not illegal is assumed to be legal (see the 9th Amendment to the Constitution).

Yo dawg, I heard you like CVS so I put your pharmacy's dyslexic tabular data in version control.

...or something like that.

Oh come on, TFS isn't bad enough to be flamebait!

Now, VSS, on the other hand...

Ahem.. Baseball is pretty much the national sport next to ice hockey in Finland. Although it's the local version of the game. Pitching is vertical instead of horizontal(US baseball) and the field is shaped like a upside down triangle with a rectangle on top rather than diamond(US)

It's very specific, in many sections, that the neutrality rules apply only to "lawful content".

Right, net neutrality requires you not to discriminate against lawful content. If it is silent on the issue of unlawful content, that would mean you have the option of discriminating against it. It does not mean you're somehow "required" to discriminate against it. You're conflating net neutrality's actual requirement with its inverse.

So... how do you distinguish between what is "lawful" or not?

You assume everything is lawful and don't discriminate against anything. Easy-peasy. Half the point of being a "common carrier" is that you're not liable for the unlawful content you transmit (specifically in recognition of the fact that figuring out what would be lawful or not is a pain in the ass).

Now, either you knew this or you should have known it before posting; yet you misrepresented it anyway. Therefore: STFU, troll!

I think you missed my point: the universe of possibilities for voting "against Republicans" encompasses more than just Democrats.

Actually, I was just going to warn you that you forgot to redact your name. Then when I read that you'd already noticed it, I got curious about that used oil analysis. Seriously, what's the deal with the diesel oil and/or canola in your Corolla?

We now also know you drive an '00 Corolla and live in Walnut Creek, CA. By the way, why do you use diesel oil in your gasoline engine? I put the same stuff in my TDI...

Wait -- and why is the oil analysis guy talking about canola?!