Internet Neutrality laws are gone, ISPs can now block websites.

[Cybersix]

you all voted for him

No I didn't

[Ad Bot]

[Fastlex]

As long as steam and all the games I play are unblocked...

[Chrono]

No I didn't

Same. :3

[Tonkka²]

you all voted for him

Most of us aren't eligible to vote or US citizens.

[Ipquarx]

this has to be unconstitutional in some way.

They still need court approval on every site they want to block.

[Choi]

If you're guys just looking at the fact that they have the ability to do this now, you should think about if they would actually do it.

It's like saying I can kill the guy next to me but I won't because of all the stuff that'll happen afterward

[dorkdotdan]

Think of it this way.

The more sites you block, the more customers you will loose.

less blocked sites = happy consumer

nothing will change

[Machinima]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=usB-FDET3ds

[Chrono]

If you're guys just looking at the fact that they have the ability to do this now, you should think about if they would actually do it.

It's like saying I can kill the guy next to me but I won't because of all the stuff that'll happen afterward

Similar to when Sony patented the technologies to show ads during gameplay, and even slow gameplay to a pause to show an ad, and everyone exploded even though they never actually included the technology in anything yet.

[Oasis]

you all voted for him

I don't recall anyone voting for the FCC Chairman or anyone in that courtroom.

[xSetrox]

ugh
rip research
was good while it lasted
so now they can block a website because they think it sucks
gj government

[Chrono]

ugh
rip research
was good while it lasted

More like RIP pirating websites, child research, and depending on which states, bestiality research.

[0xBRIANSMITH]

> Tor
> Problem solved

[Nal]

> Tor
> Problem solved

They'll probably block that too.

[xSetrox]

> Tor
> Problem solved

>go illegal
>problem solved but get arrested