Force 'classic' mode

Pidgin (formerly gaim) also keeps unencrypted creds. This is their reasoning..

What I'm more interested in is what is the percentage breakdown of various energy sources for the total energy consumption of the country.

Does this affect anything jars that are signed with the standard java jar signer as well?

Yes. You would.

deflector shields (which was emitted by the deflector dish) which were low powered and meant to deflect small particles and radiation, and defensive shields which were to protect against weapons and were emitted by various shield emitters on the hull. The summary really badly conflates the two.

I imagine the camera API is the biggest reason they went 4.0+ only. Putting version wrappers around all that junk is probably not fun. ABS is fairly rock solid, so I wouldn't really consider that that much a reason to hold back 1/3 of the android market.

If the BBC did a live broadcast to millions of people from inside Disney World without Disney's permission, Disney World would most definitely have a legitimate bone to pick with the BBC.

Well, if the video call was to a BBC live broadcast show, then they probably would.

Try that in Singapore with pot.

You could also argue that all the actions that the player does is copyrighted by the player, but Nintendo still has a large stake in the copyright of the final product.

It's a shared copyright. All the art is very much owned by Nintendo. The addition of commentary adds an additional copyright owner of the commentator, but since the footage definitely is full of Nintendo copyrighted material, they could easily be within their rights to have it removed. Basically, they've given these playthrough video makers a choice, either give Nintendo all the ad revenue, or take down the video that contains their copyrighted material.

Additionally, this is the person in the credits who edited it, also a Canadian, and doesn't work for any space agency. Let's try not to think everything is a conspiracy, please.

Chris Hadfield is a Canadian (working for the CSA). I'm sure that Chris would like more people to want to go in to space and become scientists, etc. If you look at his previous videos though, I would say this is pretty in line with the other stuff he's done (just with more effort in to it).