Let me guess, got a fish torso with human legs?

Put a bag on it's head and have fun anyway.

It does. Install the RSAT tools on a Windows client and use to manage Group Policies on the Samba4 controller.

http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=7887

The HOWTOs for Samba4 all emphasize this.

Troll. Marcansoft has the street creds to be believed on this. Since you stuck yourself on the word "authority" substitute "proven expertise".

BSD code is commonly incorporated in GPL works and the BSD licensed portions remain BSD. The work as a whole has to be distributed as GPL but any BSD components can be extracted from the source and otherwise distributed under BSD terms. This goes for any other component included under a GPL-compatible license. GPL-compatibility doesn't mean those components are "converted" or "relicensed" because copyright law doesn't allow that in the first place. GPL-compatibility is simply the lack of additional constraints the GPL doesn't impose. BSD works are also often incorporated into closed binaries but this still doesn't relicense the BSD source. You generally can't incorporate one of those in your source files either.

The evidence is that the amount of money that can be saved by various tort reform laws is approximately 2%:
http://www.nber.org/bah/2009no3/w15371.html

Even that article doesn't quantify the costs caused by what it calls "defensive medicine". These are tests and procedures done a doctor covering his ass rather than trying to diagnose and treat evident conditions.

I haven't tried it in about a year and half but the killer for me is complete support for LOCAL metadata embedded in tags. I've taken the trouble to find high quality artwork and lyrics for as much of my collection as possible. I've embedded this in id3 tags and for the bit of vorbis in my collection the tags they have. If a media player I'm trying to use goes searching the net first for this information and disregarding the tags that are RIGHT IN THE FUCKING MUSIC FILE then I don't have a use for it. Amarok 1.4 could be fixed with plugins but these plugins of course didn't work in 2.x. What's more, 2.x has extensively rich functionality for pulling this information from the net and sticking it in it's database (pray it does so correctly) but neither reads or (fully) writes the tags I put considerable effort into putting correct information into.

It should also be possible to display the artwork and lyrics along with the rest of the application's interface in a usable way. No four clicks to get to the lyrics.

Yes, yes, yes, Amarok does use the tags for Artist, Album, Track Name, etc. But like MANY players it doesn't (or least didn't?) even attempt to look in the metadata tags for artwork and lyrics. Guayadeque gets this right and Songbird/Nightingale also get this right if the excellent MLyrics plug-in is installed. I haven't found much else in Linux/BSD that does. Incidentally, someone else mentioned MPD. That doesn't handle this either.

The terms of sale aren't public. I wouldn't be surprised if leaving Nokia and MS alone aren't part of them.

The Berzerk sequel Frenzy is a Colecovision fave of mine. Aside from Donkey Kong, Coleco didn't get many of the top tier arcade licenses back in the day but they did get licenses for many of the offbeat arcade games. Ladybug, Looping, Mousetrap, and Venture are examples of these and the Colecovision ports were very good. Like the 2600, the Colecovision gets lots of homebrew love as well. Take an hour out with an emulator and snag a few roms. I was a 2600 kid myself but I played a lot of Coleco at friends' houses and loved quite a few of those games.

BTW, the Wii has a good emulator available for jailbroken consoles.

It might be. LibreOffice basically started off as GO-OO and one of the big distinguishing features was better DOCX support.

Suing everybody for everything is very much a Jobs initiative. In his biography, he infamously pledged to spend Apple's entire fortune to "destroy" Android for "stealing" "his" ideas.

Israel keeps at least two of their Dolphin class subs on patrol in the Mediterranean sea at all times. These boats are commonly believed to be nuclear armed. If true, then Israel can Second Strike Iran or anyone else who thinks blowing up Tel Aviv is a good idea.

http://cinemassacre.com/2012/06/19/you-know-whats-bullshit-17/

Manufacturing of teenybopper idols isn't new. Frankie Lymon and The Teenagers is the first one I can think of. By the time we got to Leif Garrett and Menudo, the process of casting (as in casting agency) and productizing them was pretty much down to a science.

This is only because Microsoft is pulling every dirty trick in the book to make it so. They need the antitrust stick jammed up their asses again....hard.

Apple fans love that version of events but it just isn't so. The Blackberry-esque device was only one prototype. There were fully touch enabled prototypes being tested in the same time frame:

http://www.osnews.com/story/25264/Did_Android_Really_Look_Like_BlackBerry_Before_the_iPhone_