Verizon To Throttle Pirates' Bandwidth

another random user sends this excerpt from the BBC: "U.S. net firm Verizon has declared war on illegal downloaders, or pirates, who use technologies such as BitTorrent to steal copyrighted material. Verizon has said it will first warn repeat offenders by email and voicemail. Then it will restrict or 'throttle' their internet connection speeds. Time Warner Cable, another U.S. internet service provider pledging to tackle piracy, says it will use pop-up warnings to deter repeat offenders. After that it will restrict subscribers' web browsing activities by redirecting them to a landing page. The Electronic Frontier Foundation, which campaigns for digital freedom, is highly critical of the imminent campaign, saying: 'Big media companies are launching a massive peer-to-peer surveillance scheme to snoop on subscribers.' ISPs will be acting as 'Hollywood's private enforcement arm,' it added."

Re:I've got a way around this

[alostpacket]

Starts with a V and ends with PN?

Re:I've got a way around this

[Anonymous Coward]

I can do a triple back-flip followed by a double somersault and land on gracefully doing a handstand as finish without even getting a running start.

I just don't want to right now.

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Re:I've got a way around this

[Anonymous Coward]

If you've got a better way to transport rutabagas, we'd all love to hear it.