While it's true that Google is "NOT going to prevent you from watching your own videos, or reading your own books, regardless of the source or the file format", it does seem to treat user-provided content like a second-class citizen compared to Play content. When I added a few video files to my Nexus 7, it took me almost 10 minutes to figure out how to actually play them, and when I did find them, they showed up as nameless video thumbnails.

The memorandum at http://www.archive.org/download/gov.uscourts.txed.146063/gov.uscourts.txed.146063.23.0.pdf which was signed by the judge, says "Therefore, Bitcoin is a currency or form of money..." ...did we read the same article?

I was hoping the /. community was smarter than trying to shoehorn the 'stolen car' analogy in, but there it is. My tl;dr response to that is, yes, if I left my car doors open and the keys in the ignition, I'd be prepared to accept full responsibility for what someone did with it. P.P.S. And my smileys love you anyway. ( :

Lemme get this straight... Someone using an Internet connection that *you're* responsible for violates the ToS that *you* agreed to, and your reponse is to threaten to leave the ISP? Wow... not only are you a valued customer, you're also a great role model! ( :