They washed each other, but the guy only paid attention to her chest because horny brain.

I heard it was a legal thing where the building is historic and they need to be able to cleanly remove the modern addition without confusing what is new with the old.

Still hideous.

I'm a Nova refugee, and I've been satisfied with Lawnchair as a replacement. It isn't as feature rich, but it hits the key notes.

Edit: Lawnchair site: https://lawnchair.app/

That can't even be the plumbing access because the fixture is on the other side of the tub. Is it some weird storage-maxxing cabinet?

LitRPG is literature following what amounts to a power growth story. Main character starts book one as a starvling orphan, finishes the last book as a semi-deific end-game boss-strength monster slayer.

Now as for the cover...

I mean, it's labelled and everything. How silly of me.

"I was to your left"

Please, could someone disect this frog for me?

Quicksilver is the same as mercury though

I'm no expert, but my take on the situation is that POSIX is a very old, very stable, relatively powerful API. If figure out a workflow that uses only POSIX tools, then you have very high confidence that you can reuse that workflow across any POSIX-compliant environment.

That might have something to do with this being a chart for powered missiles.

Probably referencing this or something similar: https://www.reddit.com/r/Windows11/comments/1ctuz4w/the_recommended_section_in_start_menu_is_actually/

LockPickingLawyer, maybe?

If I stand on one side of a magic portal and there is a Nazi on the other side of the portal, that Nazi is in punching distance. Technology allows transmission of voices at the speed of light. Don't be pedantic.

He's giving the people what they want.

I have Aphantasia and ADHD, and I can confirm that the sleep/wake boundary allows for some startling visualizations.

Apparently it is a different visualizing scheme that dreaming uses, so practicing visualizing in that half-asleep state doesn't strengthen the bit that is used while awake.

Was this before actual hard disk drives became popular?

I remember as a child one of my friends has a very old computer, even for the nineties. All of the programs had to be loaded on with 3.5" floppy disks each time we wanted to run them. There was a cargo ship management game that we messed with that I was too young to understand. I was really interested in "ballast" as cargo because it was zero cost; no wonder I didn't make any money.

The paint itself on the outside of the bottle cap. The ultra thin layer of (apparently polymer a.k.a. plastic) paint that make the cap not just metal colored.

He's just chillin

Wiser than Lembot, who asked.