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Framing, whether in wood or metal studs, is done by the carpenters.

This was delightful.

I didn't realize the images are dynamic and when I went back to look at one that I thought would make a perfect phone lock screen it was gone. Luckily, I remember the name. Here it is, in case anyone is interested: https://www.artic.edu/artworks/79175/honorable-mr-cat

I have not. Can you please tell me why?

Same thing happened to me. It's because the original link is to the Romanian site.

"Seguro" in Mexico. It also means "certain", "safe", or "sure".

I got curious and tried searching for it, ended up finding out they actually sample James Brown's "Funky Drummer". Very interesting either way. Thanks!

> NDE

Near-death experience. For those (like me) unfamiliar with the acronym.

I always assumed it was because of Valentine's Day.

Looks like there's only an iOS beta right now: https://testflight.apple.com/join/FsucFNDv

Interesting. Can you share what is?

Correct, but since "pepinillos" is not widely used, "pepinos" is understood by context to mean the pickled variety.

This is the case for Mexicans in the southwest USA. Things might be different for other regions/nationalities.

I'm almost sure "pepinillos" is what's throwing her off. That's their proper name, but they're nor common in Mexican cuisine and therefore not part of the lingo. If ordering at an American place in Mexico, you would call them "pepinos".

Back to your example, both of these sound natural to me:

"Una hamburgesa con queso sin pickles" "Un/a cheeseburger sin pickles" Here the gendered noun can go either way since it's not clear if cheeseburger is a male or female noun. You: "Una hamburgesa sin pickles" Them: "Con o sin queso?" You: "Sin".

Source: I'm almost your target audience.

The post gives instructions on how to lower the brightness below what the slider normally allows. It was useful news to me too.

For those that don't know what this refers to (myself included): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Land_value_tax

You absolutely will. I just got back into it after a 25 year hiatus, and playing with young people that weren't even born back then, and having a blast in the process.

There's a thriving comunity out there, and so far I've been welcome with open arms every time I've reached out.

It's a one year license. The FAQ is not clear on whether the software will continue working with an expired license.

Right?! It made me feel like a was witnessing a letter exchange between great mathematicians of lore.

It's unlikely that 50 users on a bus all have Google Maps open at the same time.