PixlBit

The scantron will lay the smack down for me. That's my favorite thing about that class: no one can legitimately argue my grading is subjective when it's a multiple choice test. The creative software program heavy class on the other hand ... I'm also not looking forward to students complaining they can't find cameras. 

You should watch Daredevil. 

GTA IV may not be that great, but the hellish process of trying to "sign in" to it is ... well why I'm still up and why there's a blog coming up. 

I spend less time on here every time I get a part time job, can't imagine having 6 kids. 

Actually just finished the PS4 port of PS2's GTA III.

I'm not reading cartel books, just running my own virtual ones in these GTA games.

I'm not cryin', I'm just not buyin'. (any other consoles but 1 a generation). Also though, I could see exclusivity going away because developers and publishers want more market share than exclusivity might allow.

The Affordable Care Act is in effect, but it doesn't work quite like other countries' health care systems. It's not really public option or single payer. It's ... complicated. America of late is divided on political issues, so who's calling him a communist or a hero kinda depends on what region of the nation you're in. Tons of demographic splits too. 

As for health care for students, I was able to see the free clinic on campus as part of my tuition payment (I wouldn't call health care systems "free"). As an adjunct professor, they offered me a bunch of health care options to waive or accept, like dental, medical, childcare, etc. I waived them all, since they would not even credit as my insurance until April, and there's a chance I leave in May when the semester ends. 

I don't know what kind of system Australia has, but keep in mind some states in the U.S. denied ACA ("Obamacare") funding, including my state of TX, which I think might be why I'm able to waive without paying a penalty tax. I don't know what provisions other states have taken, but I'm hoping my income level would not be required to pay into ACA. It would have meant barely having money for groceries in my case.

Which is exactly the point. I've only ever had one console per generation because it's all I've ever been able to afford. But shit man. I want to play the games I want to play. I'd pay for a Netflix like subscription service to have access to everything. That'd still be annoying as all hell, but much less expensive depending on pricing and how long you do it.

You and goaztecs get a lot of obscure titles I don't ever really hear about outside your blogs.

I remember renting Mickey Mania a few times back in the day. Bummed I missed out on a Ducktales Remastered sale on Steam.

Someone really needs to point out this is what would happen to U.S. if Trump or Cruz wins ...