Ugh. The flip side of this is that the ISPs in question will be bogged down by a million calls from 75 year old grandparents who can't check their grandkids' Facebook pages for pictures of the family BBQ, and trying to talk them through it. In essence, the ISP becomes free (but encumbered) technical support, trying to talk nontechnical people through virus/trojan removal over the phone, with the cost of failure being a cancelled account ("since you guys won't let me go online").

Okay - I've spent a stupid amount of time on this, and it really, really, REALLY bothers me that I'm not intelligent enough to get a "Dukes of Hazzard" reference.

Does anyone understand this "If brains were gunpowder, Enos couldn't blow his nose" line?!