[notphilatall]

Who on earth do you have service with that doesn't let you set your own WIFI password?

[daeken]

Time Warner Wideband. I work around it by having a router behind the modem which firewalls off the rest of the network -- I treat the modem's side as completely untrusted. Not perfect, but it works.

[mnutt]

I don't know who he has, but Time Warner does this in NYC. You have zero control over the configuration of the modem/router.

[moe]

Sounds like a great defense in a file sharing lawsuit.

"Sorry, but I really have no idea how many people used my Wifi!"

[notphilatall]

But Time Warner will know it was just you :)