Star Wars in name only.
Star Wars in name only.
All in all, you’re just another brick in the wall
A lot of EMTs work 24-hour shifts, and 48-hour shifts are not uncommon. The thought that the ambulance driver on the road next to me might be at hour 46 is… frequently worrying.
The problem isn’t the EMTs being incompetent, the problem is with the industry standards and the employers.
kompromat, comrade
Um, worth more than hoarding money? probably, yeah.
Treat tomorrow-you as an expense for today-you, but also don’t forget to live today.
You can’t sell more or less, they’re both open source.
less is more
Correct:
The Times, Places and Manner of holding Elections for Senators and Representatives, shall be prescribed in each State by the Legislature thereof; but the Congress may at any time by Law make or alter such Regulations, except as to the Places of chusing Senators.
US Constitution, Article 1, Section 4
Technically there’s no requirement that any of the citizens of a state be allowed to vote in their state’s elections.
What could possibly go wrong?
…also can you imagine the off-center torque you’d get if you actually fired one of those turret guns?
…and what happens if one of those big turbines fails? Everybody just dies? No way that thing is staying level with only 3 fans running.
everything about this design is stupid
Is this your first time using gparted?
Here’s an example with pictures:
https://gparted.org/display-doc.php?name=moving-space-between-partitions
Basically you’re going to select the partition, then click Resize/Move and then drag the end of the partition all the way to the right and then the beginning of the partition as far to the right as you want (the final size of the partition does not have to stay exactly the same as it is now, but dont squash them down to exactly the size of the data that’s currently in the partition, leave some extra space).
The difference between this example and your situation is that your partitions are not inside of an extended partition (yours are all primary partitions). This doesn’t matter, you only need to worry about moving the start and end points of each primary partition.
Start with the partition that is furthest to the right.
Move the NTFS partitions, one at a time, toward the end of the drive. Let gparted complete each operation seperately. When you’re done you should have all the NTFS partitions stacked at the back end of the drive but without having to change their UUID and sda#. Moving the 160G partition will take awhile, but just be patient, make sure the power doesn’t fail and the drive is securely connected and won’t get bumped during the operation, and let it do its thing. Then you can simply expand the ext4 partition into the newly available space ahead of the NTFS partitions.
Gparted is the only partition editor I’ve ever used that has successfully moved NTFS partitions on a drive without breaking a Windows install. I’m convinced it’s the best out there, I always keep a live image of it around. It’s an essential tool. I’ve done this exact thing to rearrange partitions on a dual-boot system, though it was a significantly smaller drive.
*edit: this is an external SSD, so do you actually boot from it? If not and you just want to keep the data on the Windows partition, you can just delete the other smaller NTFS partitions.
You can definitely just delete the linux-swap and create a new one wherever it’s convenient.
You jest but… delay line memory
Life goes by so fast
You only want to do what you think is right
Close your eyes and it’s past…
And the solution to this is always to raise minimum wage, because skilled labor pay must be higher than unskilled labor pay. If minimum wage goes up, other wages must also go up in order to attract and keep workers in more demanding jobs. Raising minimum wage fixes wages across the board.
It’s healthy to cut toxic people out of your life… but another interpretation of this is that she’s giving someone “the silent treatment”, like a 6-year old.
Someday soon I’m sure we’ll get that paperless office.
Because of course, China and Russia would never