Re:Comcast is injecting 400+ lines of JavaScript into web pages
by epicide on Sunday December 10, 2017 @10:47AM
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With all the junk mail I get from my cable company about "upgrading" my service to include some crap I don't want, I would think they could find a way to slip in a "hey, your modem's busted" notice.
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Re:Comcast is injecting 400+ lines of JavaScript into web pages
by rietta on Sunday December 10, 2017 @11:21AM
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So they print Important Plan Information on the envelope.
Re:Comcast is injecting 400+ lines of JavaScript into web pages
by nerdponx on Sunday December 10, 2017 @11:41AM
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Time-Sensitive, Open Immediately
You know it's actually an important piece of mail when the envelope isn't imploring you to open it.
Re:Comcast is injecting 400+ lines of JavaScript into web pages
by beamatronic on Sunday December 10, 2017 @12:26PM
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The most serious snail mail correspondence is utterly and completely plain.
Re:Comcast is injecting 400+ lines of JavaScript into web pages
by rietta on Sunday December 10, 2017 @01:08PM
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On the from line - Office of Legal Counsel...that’s getting opened.
Re:Comcast is injecting 400+ lines of JavaScript into web pages
by santoshalper on Sunday December 10, 2017 @11:20AM
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But you probably wouldn't read it, because lots of people don't read their email (at least partially because of the junk).
Re:Comcast is injecting 400+ lines of JavaScript into web pages
by JoBrad on Sunday December 10, 2017 @11:31AM
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Yes, but if you don’t get the speed Comcast promises you, and you paid attention to that, then you’d call them up, and find out that way.
More work, but way less scummy.
Re:Comcast is injecting 400+ lines of JavaScript into web pages
by serf on Sunday December 10, 2017 @06:18PM
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regional monopolies have never cared about scummy behavior.