Not for the first time in the last 13 months I wonder why I decided to incorporate my business in Nevada.

Talk about the epitome of a law designed to make it harder for small businesses to survive. Do the idiots that passed this law realize that 99 percent of businesses in the United States are small business with 20 employees or less? Small businesses who live on the knife edge of financial survival and who don't have the financial luxury of IT departments with nothing better to do with their time than network with $250/hour legal counselors to help them wade through the technical and legal questions of ensuring this kind of security.

And how many of that 99 percent are too damn busy doing 1001 other things that they aren't going to be know how to set up an RSS feed to get the latest from Slashdot and similar places.

Much less keep up with the 100,000 or so pages of federal, state, regulations put into play every frigging year.

I incorporated in Nevada in part because I thought Nevada was slightly less insane than other states in this regard.

Silly me. The only thing I was right about was the "slightly."