Crypto

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Damn, that's some real dedication

Okay I figured it out. I need to go into my BIOS settings and change the disk drive in RAID 2 to 0 or just delete it.

So what's the point of having partitions?

Hey guys,this is a bit long sorry. So I recently bought an SSD and downloaded a cracked windows 7 on it. Now when it asked me to choose my partition's volume, I chose 30GB since it's recommended for my OS and my SSD is 480GB so I don't mind. After everything installed and I found my laptop drivers and installed them. I see this when I open "My computer" This is what "Disk Management" looks like Okay so basically why do I have 3 Local Disks and why is my windows on my (C:) and not (D:) or (G:) Sorry, this is a bit confusing. Can't I just put everything on my (C:) or have 1 "Local disk" for windows and another one for all my other files? Thanks

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Since I'm almost always on the bus/train. This is by far the best one I read

I found this great book called [Objective-C Programming by Aaron Hillgass]. It's a nice Objective-C guide for beginners who have no background in coding and would like to make iOS/Mac applications. [Hidden Content] All credits go to Aaron Hillgass and The Big Nerd Ranch If you want to learn Java click [ here ]

Uhh...erm...hola...umm...hi

@Amuyea

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Lucky you. My iPhone 6 fell in water 4 days ago and it doesn't work anymore. The difference between me and you is that mine stayed in deep water for 30-40 minutes

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Nice

Did you learn Java in class or on your own?

I like where this is going

I'll with you

Change the battery student

mark the topic as solved big boy

Yep you need to safely remove it. I learned the hard way when my external hdd corrupted because I didn't do it lol