You work from AT&T right?

Given the recent anonymous/lulzsec/anti-sec hacking/ddos campaigns, I think it's become pretty obvious that it doesn't take a lot of man-power or resources to cause chaos. If companies and governments can't defend against a small group of teenage hackers they certainly don't have any chance of stopping a government with an army of hackers.

The thing is though, costs of providing bandwidth and general technology is always getting cheaper, faster, better. However, those cost savings are not getting passed onto the customer like they should. Last I heard the cost for an ISP to deliver 1 gig of traffic was around 1 cent.

If this bill actually happens, I'll have to make it a point to waste as much of my ISP's disk space as possible.

The E3 keynote for the ps3 in 2006 still holds a special place in my heart: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IH2w2l1JTs4 It's RIDDDDDDDDDDDDDDGEEE RACER! GIANT ENEMY CRAB

Uhm... A nic card, please? Nobody really uses that dial-up thing anymore do they? :P