@pongley: you serious?

nope. adblock shall not be disabled for any circumstances. even websites like forbes who try to prevent people with adblockers from viewing content can be circumvented. and if a site wants to block me for using an adblocker, I will just go elsewhere.

@dribblesbarbax: lulz. oh yes thanks for enlightening us! you've played it I assume? oh wait, you haven't? then kindly shut up.

Here come the Microsoft apologists....

It's like Ubi can only go to the extremes poles of character design in Watch Dogs.... In 1 we got boring chracters, 2 apparently will be going for over-the-top "edgy" (read: clowny) characters. I guess hackers now dress like 90's skateboarding teens.

In other breaking news: Windows looks a lot like OSX. They must share the design philosophies of icons and menu bars.

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@25kim25: I had to get Windows for a course I was taking about I was pleasantly surprised with the OS. It's a lot better of an experience than I remember windows being. That being said, their techniques to try to get you to update (or more accurately - FORCE you to update) and that whole trying to sell me Office whenever I log in are pretty damn lame.

@Thanatos2k: They sure do try with their whole attitude about upgrading. "No, you WILL update! And you'll do it when we say to goddamn do it!"

Good. Good riddance to this bs practice. Paying for positive coverage and not or barely disclosing it is a garbage practice that needs to go away. I hope they keep cracking down on this crap HARD.

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