I use a copy of the community edition of ClipperZ: https://clipperz.is/

I run it securely on my own servers, although I've made a few modifications to prevent brute force logins and to brand it to my liking.

I create separate accounts for all my clients and give them access to their account. They seem to love it as I have all their shit in one place for them if anyone else needs it.

That's what I did, now I have an off-site 3TB backup system.

Actually you are not allowed to purchase alcohol nor are you allowed to be served it. However with your parents or guardians you are allowed to drink it in a bar or restaurant. The parents would need to purchase and hand the alcohol to the minor.

Many bars around here will not allow anyone under 21 in their doors for fear of getting caught not following the rules with this one. My local bar allows minors but does not allow them to drink. Even with appropriate paperwork.

But growing up between 18 and 21 I usually had a drink when I went to dinner with my family. Never had a problem at a restaurant.

Second this. For a little over 200 I have a dual core Ubuntu laptop that does everything I need it for.

Obligatory XKCD?

Helped discover graphene:
http://science.energy.gov/news/in-focus/2011/03-25-11/

Actually this would be great.

23,000 fatalities in 10 years is a bit better then 32,885 in one year (2010).

Check out Norby.

Installed and played a few games without a hitch. I'm sure it's not 100% but it seems pretty playable. I think it's nice being able to play in linux first for a change.