I tried out Gnome 3 and while it has potential and good ideas it's lacking the flexibility of "classic" desktop environment like XFCE or even Gnome 2. Looking forward to things from it influencing more conservative DEs though.

This. I don't want any source code for the game (although it would be nice) but not getting anything but the right to play a game on a souped-up terminal server for the full price? No thanks. It's bad enough when companies decide to turn off the multiplayer servers for console titles while people still play the game online. All Onlive does is taking away your power in exchange for slightly better prices, worse image quality, higher latency and the need for a high-speed Internet connection.

What about not using greek letters in math at all? If a programmer would try to pull off that kind of stuff he'd be fired.

Graphics are fine, we're slowly getting to a point where screaming "OMG LOOK AT TEH PRETTY PICTSHURS" isn't enough to sell a game anymore. Please keep it that way.

A DE-Mail costs about 25 Cent.
Yes, the German postal service is in on this.

That is actually pretty cool, as far as sidewalks go. The ants are just being lazy with their sneakernet and so are we :>

Yep. But you still get a fair amount of renegade points for choosing the middle option. For some reason.

How is this news?

Not on my play through, no. My character never said anything like that and openly told some of the racist to shut their traps. Bioware should've made ME more aware of my previous actions or allowed me to explain myself instead of just whacking me over the head with renegade points. It basically went like this:
Council ship: OMG we're getting shot at, protect us while we flee!
Shepard: Nope, we need every ship to defeat Sovereign and I'm not going to sacrifice the life of civilians on the Citadel and soldiers on out ships just so you are guaranteed to get out of here in one piece. Sorry, you're on your own.
Council ship: FUUUUUuuuu*explodes*

At the end of the first game I let the council die. It was for all the right reasons, there was a giant spaceship Cthulu about to destroy all life as we knew it and I didn't want to lose vital military assets and threaten the survival of the Galaxy for some symbolic gesture. Turned out to be the 'wrong decision' in the overall theme of being the good guy and uniting all races in mass Effect 2 but I stuck with it because I would always have made that decision with the knowledge I had to hand and it also made the storyline and reactions to you on the citadel more interesting in the 2nd game

Yeah, it's stupid that not saving the fleeing council but instead focusing on the dreadnought that's ripping apart the citadel where millions of people might die is a "renegade" action. It's a friggin' elected council, those guys aren't "worth" more than any other person. Just elect a new representative and carry on, geez.