DS also displays the generated invite link when you submit the request so you don't need (and imo shouldn't ask for) someone's email address to send them an invite. I don't think their form does anything more elaborate for validity checking than seeing if there's an "@" symbol but when I was giving out codes I just entered the requesting person's "username@serveraddress", clicked the button, and then copy->pasted the url to the user
Just sent you the last one :)
np, enjoy!
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One of Mel Tormé's best songs.
I'm not the first guy who fell in love with a girl he met in a restaurant...
who then turned out to be the daughter of a kidnapped scientist...
only to lose her to her childhood lover...
who she'd last seen on a deserted island...
and who turned out, 15 years later, to be the leader of the French underground.
It's a pretty bad photograph (further compressed upon uploading too) with a blue tabletop that is probably helping it blend in a bit.
I actually just finished putting together a jigsaw puzzle featuring this castle a couple days ago! It was missing a piece but fortunately not in a super distracting area :)
I've found that if I read before falling asleep - regardless of subject, difficulty or how closely I focus - I tend to have vivid dreams that I actually remember. There doesn't seem to be any relation between the book and dream, but if I don't read I tend not to dream at all (or at least I don't have any recollection of it). I only use an e-reader so it's not even like it's a tactile response to traditional books or anything like that. Outside of that reason, I enjoy reading books but I don't generally do so recreationally since I usually feel like I could be "multitasking" doing other stuff instead.
In this case it might be both
B******* suspension
Y*** s*** c******** is f****** a*******. Just say what you mean or choose a different word entirely.
You can change the move window modifier key between Disabled/Alt/Super/Control.
Menu->Preferences->Windows, then select the Behavior tab and choose from the drop-down menu in the "Moving and Resizing Windows" section.