what a peanut brained comment. if this comment is any indication, the iq level of slashdot discourse has really fallen off a cliff.

I haven't paid for a hotel room in years. Every family vacation I take is covered by rewards from my credit cards.

So I'm definitely advantaging from the wealthy side of this equation. It really dors feel like an unfair system that rewards people who have money by giving them even more money.

Shame on the republicans and corporate democrats who allow this system to exist

Trump is a walking talking word salad.

People who need money spend money. People who have extra money have the luxury of investing.

they are doing this. you are blind if you don't see it.

Hello guy who read only the headline and did not read the article. Phrases like "on record" exist and have meaning.

... and half the people in this comment section are going to make factually incorrect statements and tell themselves global warming is not real. We live in tragically sad times.

Your comment makes no sense. Exxon Mobile predicted the end of the human race. They just ignore that prediction.

You are obviously far more loyal to the Republican party than you are to any amount of factual information.

I do not understand why he quit at all. If you are against something a committee is doing, why in the heck would you give up power by leaving the committee?

Yep. I'm a life long Windows user. But I'm in the process to transitioning to a mix of Mac and Ubuntu as my OS's. I can't trust Windows anymore, so I guess I won't use it.

This whole episode is evidence that computer hacking should be completely legalized. If hacking was legal, some white-hat script kiddie from Nebraska would have found the security flaws in Sony's system a long time ago. The flaws would have been reported and fixed and would have been a whole lot less damaging to the country as a whole. Probably it barely would have made the news.

Instead we have to wait around for some country who has no regard for out legal system to hack our systems and find our flaws. Now North Korea looks smart, while we all know that there are hundreds of 16 year old hackers out there who probably could have done the same thing --- if it was legal.

Way to go lawmakers.

I do like the term "Gilded Internet" that I heard somewhere once. Net Neutrality lobbyists need to recognize the power of catchphrases and terminology in swaying public opinion.

I know we aren't supposed to complain about lack of options, but .. on this poll separating zero dollars from the options with greater than zero dollars would have been interesting data to see.