Lets just see if this stops the DHS from establishing a pre-crime department.

This just in: Company announces that it has no information on product that no one expected any thing about any time soon.

I wish I had a point available to mod you up as Funny. Or maybe Ironic if it were an option.

Any discussion about an Ubisoft product is bound to come around to DRM. Their policy (and the subsequent alienation of legit paying customers) has been one of the worst in memory, so I'd say it's pretty relevant.

Glad to see I'm not the only person left on the internet that remembers the Everquest "Premium" servers.

Is someone just dead set on creating a dystopia for tech inclined people? Can you imagine the kind of people you'd deal with if you provided hardware upgrade support for the Xbox 360?

It really is more of a question of how it's deployed and targeted. Some software users (many many Office customers) don't actually know their way around their systems. Visual Studio on the other hand isn't known for nagging in the same manner. Just keep letting people who actually know what they're doing disable the inane tips and guidance.

Yes but none of those things are about the size of a 50 cent piece. This is.

I guess they're not marketing to those of us who just dislike the idea of bloody stupid glasses becoming a mainstream item. It's a disturbing trend.

"Narrower terms: child pornography" Nice, Wolfram. Thanks.

Anyone else find the fact that locational searches link to Google maps satellite images to be somewhat ironic?