That's why I like having my own domain.

* If prompted for an address just make something up, with the name referencing the purpose, (e.g. forslashdot@example.com)
* Unique email address for any site/other purpose. Since they're unique to any entity you know exactly who got breached.
* With a catch-all you can make up addresses to use but don't actually have to create the addresses on your end because you'll just get the emails.
* You can reply with that unique address in kind, even though that address doesn't actually 'exist'.
* The catch-all will get all mail addressed to your domain so it's handy for times people might misspell something.

(Some people sh|t on the idea of catch-alls but I've been set up that way for over 8 years and I don't get any spam.)

One nice thing about haveibeenpwned is you can do a domain-wide query (provided you can prove it's your domain) and it'll tell you which email addresses, if any, have been seen in a breach.
After you've verified that once haveibeenpwned will notify you of any future breaches so you don't have to occasionally go back to check.

/Shrug. I'm currently running a local account on the Home edition and I never created a a Microsoft account to tie to it.

Knives bought at any store that sells knives occasionally end up in the wrong hands, too.

so knock yourself out, Reddit.

I honestly couldn't care less what Bank of America thinks about anything at all.

I'm not enabling the ability to see ads for the sake of bitcoins when doing so is a potential avenue for malware. You want to vet the advertisers and take on full liability in case of wrongdoing then maybe I'll consider it.

http://pfsense.org/ is one such option.

Mix the blood of Keith Richards and Abe Vigoda and you're on your way to developing immortality.

Where do I claim my million dollars?

This is just so astoundingly absurd on so many levels I'm at a loss for words.

Delete the info but publish the requests?

At least one of the systems I've owned in the past required a jumper to be set before BIOS could be written to/flashed/modified.
I thought that was a boon and would certainly defeat any nefarious flashing. Something like that should be standard.

Exactly. The same could be said in regards to private Facebook profiles.
Nothing stops someone that is part of the private group to make available anything that they see to others not in the group. eg., Save the page, the text, pictures, screenshot it, etc.

I have Comcast myself.
What I find odd is that Netflix runs perfectly fine for me on both laptop and phone but Comcast's own xfinitytv streaming is a barrage of jitter and pauses.(Wired laptop, wireless phone)
It makes no sense.

Reading the summary I thought that was a seriously odd name for the bill, as well.
It's nonsensical. If the sole purpose of the bill were to flat out outlaw smartphones then it's an apt name, but that's not the spirit of the bill so it's a dumb name altogether.

At least they must be doing something right.