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No, it’s not a shell.

The problem isn’t compatibility, it’s accuracy. These people want the “most original experience” without having to get the actual hardware and a tube TV.

I have found that a significant number of games challenge ZSNES in many ways. It works without any obvious problems on the most popular games, but a lot of obscure games have issues ranging from minor to obscure. This article provides a ton of real-world examples of ZSNES falling way short of correct behavior:

Just think of it as a few months of Black Friday deals on securities.

Fine. Earthbound and Mother 3 are incredible games by a wonderfully talented writer. He’s accomplished everything he’s wanted to in the series and we should all appreciate that.

Also: Don’t be an ass and don’t scare children and animals for fun.

I’ve had SwiftKey since its beta form and while I liked it when it was new, it’s become rather bogged down with stuff I don’t need. That coupled with the fact that with each update, the prediction actually gets worse for me means I’ve been toying with the idea for awhile now to go back to the stock keyboard.

Here is what you are missing though. A home is an asset, bit not a retirement vehicle. We have enough equity in out home that when we downsize in a few months when our last child goes off to school, we will be able to pay 80%-100% down on our next house. I doubt we’d be able to do that is all past mortgage payments

We rented for 22 years before we were finally able to buy a home, and that was only made possible by the crash in Los Angeles real estate.

I feel the same way. There’s a lot of little subtleties that make HotS Arena more than “just ARAM” although Arena is definitely filling the hole that ARAM wants to (but doing so more effectively).

Thanks for adding the contextual info, that helps.

Kristin, consider, too, that both State and Federal governments have socially engineered US taxpayers to favor buying over renting with tax incentives for generations. They’ve convinced us that deducting mortgage interest from our taxable income is preferable to never spending that money at all.

Let me offer another view of home ownership that few people consider. You buy a home. You pay off the mortgage as soon as you reasonably can. Now you live without paying rent OR a mortgage. Granted, you continue to pay property tax and you must maintain your home. But if your home is of modest size and you like the

I want to own a home someday, but I agree with you 100%. The common assumption is that buying a home is always a better financial decision than renting and that’s simply not always true. It makes sense when you think about it in simple terms, I guess. But there are so many other details that go into the equation (the

My view when I bought my house was: Mortgage payment is near the same as monthly rent. Interest decreases tax burden. At the end of a lease, my return is guaranteed to be ZERO. When I’m done with my house, my return *might* be positive. Over a span of time, owning the house is going to be better. But I never viewed it

Ironic considering the song is a parody of the uber-luxe lifestyle of the Gangnam district.

there’s a table somewhere on irs.gov that lists off the max deferrals for retirement for different income levels. Look it up and make sure you’re not putting in more than the max or there’s a penalty. For me, I’d put a couple grand into a Roth and was pretty happy that I’d have a 401(k) and Roth to keep me in the

“This is exactly the mobile game from Nintendo we wanted!” -Said no one ever

So rude.