How to clear your gmail of unread emails:

LOL what a trainwreck. She did it again, and still hasn’t fixed the article.

Since you’d rather dismiss me than provide a citation or admit you were wrong, here’s a citation for you. http://blogs.findlaw.com/law_and_life/2014/10/ignoring-a-cease-and-desist-letter-what-can-happen.html

Reposting because apparently Ms. Alexandra can’t handle being called out on being wrong and dismissed me, and it’s important enough to point out for other readers:

“Individuals found liable for ignoring a cease and desist can face thousands of dollars in fines.”

functionality advances?

Ok

Out of literally 7 billion reasons that Nintendo is terrible, my most relevant reason is that I own a Wii U.

I think it’s more like using a long putter in Golf, or adding a turbo to your racing car. The equivalent of doping would be Adderall.

The 3DS needs to have custom firmware to work so I’m good.

Yeah that’s the idea. Nintendo hasn’t won anything in court, they just filed a DMCA notice. You can google for more info on that if you want to know what it means, but basically Github has to comply until the TheCruel objects to it.

Full digital versions of everything except for a few that the scene didn’t have title id’s for (Zelda Picross, for example). It was like downloading roms but easier.

You can see the shiny metal gearing moving at around 4:30 in the video.

Eh what? That-omission is extremely easy and rigidly prescribed. It exists in both British and American English.

You think the Germans aren’t right wing af right now? The nazis are fucking galvanized.

The sentence is pretty clear. Here are the (valid) omissions:

Your strikethrough is terrible and difficult to read.

That’s a great point. I’d guess that the cons you described are outweighed by the advantages. Simple.

There are no macros. That’s just haters being liars afaik.

Many hobbies require a small-to-enormous investment in order to be competitive (Collectible card games like Magic, Golf, BMX, horse-riding, etc. etc. etc.). This is no different. If players don’t want to keep up with the meta, they are free to wash out of the competitive scene and stay casual. That’s anyway…