[excalibur]

> However, if you go to his house on 11 Tee Pee Row, you will unfortunately speak to a kind person who will tell you that John has been passed away since 2016 and no one else there has the same name.

This is my new favorite name for a residential street.

[brightsize]

If net neutrality is axed I'm moving to Berlin to live on Max-Beer street. With HN throttled I'll need a new addiction.

[curiousgal]

HN is so fast I use it to test my internet issues. It’ll be hard to throttle it.

[epmaybe]

Additionally, why would any ISP throttle a site with as little traffic as HN?

Edit: I say "little" in comparison to the seriously high traffic sites like Netflix or Google.

[brightsize]

I'm imagining a situation where Susan Startuper wants her HN fix 20x a day just like everyone, but refuses to pay for the "Hacker Channel" subscription with her ISP. She still gets access but only at 128kb/s. In some areas there's just one ISP and it doesn't offer the Hacker Channel. DNS resolution of news.ycombinator.com fails for all of its customers.

Max-Beer street would start looking pretty good, especially if Max-HN was also available there. I'd be interested to know what, if any, effect the demise of net neutrality would have on American service providers with foreign customers.

[yebyen]

They're not doing it for bandwidth conservation, it's a way to extract rent from companies that are (already paying someone for) using the internet to reach their customers.

[King-Aaron]

> This is my new favorite name for a residential street.

There's a "Wildgoose Chase" in the Clarence Valley, Australia.. I find that one pretty good

[twothamendment]

I'm partial to Five Card Draw. The street, not the game. Now how do I get dead people to vote for things I want?

[__jal]

Easy! Browse this database to select the telecom firm you find most compatible with your ethical standards:

https://www.opensecrets.org/lobby/issuesum.php?id=TEC

Drill down to find a list of firms who can recruit dead people and random special interests (see here from some of the interest groups who will rent you their outrage: http://stopthecap.com/2009/10/02/special-report-astroturf-ov... ).

Handily enough, you also get an idea of what it costs right on Open Secrets. I wish medical price lists were this easy, and I bet there are some dead people who think so, too.

[d-sc]

Funny you say that. I used to drive by that street on the way to school.

[jogjayr]

You may also like Lake Jackson, TX where you can shop at the Aldi on This Way St or eat at the Wurst Haus on That Way St.