I've been writing a piece of music and recorded a draft of it about a week ago onto my Win2000 machine with SoundForge. I then converted it to .mp3 with AudioCatalyst and uploaded it to my website.
Yesterday I downloaded it on my personal laptop at work, so I could hear it through different speakers. When I opened it with Media Player 7, the digital media security kernel kicked in and brought up a dialog box stating that I was opening a piece of music "recorded from a CD" and asking me if I wanted "migrate my license" and warning me about copyright infringements.
ON MY OWN MUSIC AND ON MY OWN MACHINES.
If such a simple security concept is already that screwed up, how does MS think it's going to credibly expand in that area? Palladium will just continue to prove that MS has expanded into markets it can't competently code in.
Report immediately to the reeducation camp, citizen.