And if that causes the company to ignore an important notification, it is a fuckup no matter how fucked up everyone else is..

What's really too bad is that the other choice was even worse.

1b) Double down on the stupid and accidentally sue their actual support person.

I can imagine anyone would get a bit tired of receiving unrelated support requests after a while, especially when the responsible party won't fix it. It's hard to blame him for trying to at least have some upside in the form of funny replies.

he COULD have suggested things that would harm the users or their computers. That would be a dick move. He could also have suggested things so that the users end up attacking Zynga servers.

That's the initial error (which may or may not have been a corporate fuckup). The corporate fuckup was their inability to route due notification of the problem to the correct people in order to get it fixed or even to acknowledge they had received the notice.

Perhaps it's laughing to avoid crying considering how many 'free' american workers have no healthcare, pension, or living wage. They would actually be better off with the deal ancient Egyptian 'slaves' got (but with modern medicine and tech naturally).

I doubt very much that they use custom designed LEDs.

In the case of a cancer where marrow transplant is curative, there would be no way to be sure, but it will tend to be everywhere.

Note that this is distinct from stem cell rescue where the patient receives a drastic treatment for a non-marrow cancer that would destroy their marrow as a secondary effect. In those cases, they do donate stem cells to themselves.

The manufacturer is Samsung and they have a significant presence in the U.S.

In the theoretical case where the manufacturer chooses to ignore the suit and has no presence in the U.S. the court might bar future imports of the infringing component but innocent 3rd parties would need to be given the opportunity to switch vendors or come to an agreement outside of court. However, they should not be parties to a suit unless/until the courts have found that actual infringement is taking place and 3rd parties should not be at all liable.

That is my point. If you'll read above, I consider Obamacare to be an insurance scam. I am arguing for a proper socialized healthcare, either like Canada does it or the U.K.

In that case, BU should sue Toyo and Continental. Audi and Honda should not be part of the action (other than perhaps a heads up) at that point. Iff the suits against the manufacturer determine that there is infringement, future imports may be barred by the court but without liability to Audi and Honda.

Bitcoin, the first world digital currency exists.

So do paper checks (cheques for you Brits), envelopes, postage stamps, and physical addresses. Back when I had web sites, I paid my Canadian registrar and web host that way. And there's electronic banking as well.

This is just an inconvenience, not a catastrophe. That said, it's one more thing our corporo-governmental overlords have done lately to piss everyone off.

Having both Visa & Mastercard not accept either the wikileaks donations or VPN payments at the same time seams suspicious.

Yep, it seems they sewed the suspicions together tightly.