rogne
u/rogne
here it is: https://www.joybuy.com/product/650225120.html
When i try to format it in either exfat or ntfs, which are the two option available, i just get an error message saying it can't be done.
I tried to follow this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAgHNtdIY1g
But when I do, i don't come further than the "create par primary" part at 3:25
I get an error message saying (translated from norwegian): "No free space available for use. There may not be enough free space to create a specified size partition and with the specified offset. Specify other size and offset values, or do not specify these values to create a maximum size partition. The disk may be partitioned with the MB
I'm norwegian and to some degree I feel "closer" to germanic speaking countries like netherlands germany iceland etc... While the finns are a mystery to me. So I'm curious if my neighbors to the south feel any sort of similar way? I faintly remember something about napoleon wanted a latin european union of sort but i can't find any results so perhaps that's a false memory
in school, after gym, military etc...
Child dies after being pushed in front of train in Germany
independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/germany-c...It's nothing fancy, it allows you to use alt+x after selecting text outside SM and it saves it to a variable and you can paste it into a topic on SM. The different extracts will all be separated into paragraphs. Obviously just doing it the normal way is better if you have an article with lots of good information. But this is good if you randomly come across some stuff you wanna add.
script: https://pastebin.com/4zx5wUXc
Hotkeys:
Create extracts: alt+x
View extracts selected: alt+c
Reset extracts: alt+r
Paste extracts to SM: Rctrl+V
Save extracts to a text file: Rctrl+S
I'm not sure if it'll work for all SM versions, i'm using SM18. note that Rctrl means you have to use
I'm currently listening to the revolution podcasts by mike duncan, the french revolution to be exact. As the revolution was to a large degree defined by terrible finances and huge loans, i became interested in just how the banking system originated.
I looked in the different genres wiki and found nothing, i checked r/nonfiction but that's only for writers. Lots of people read books only in order to learn new information, so where is a community dedicated for this? If a subreddit needs to be made I'm curious what you guys think it should be called.
Although this is technically a "recommendation" post i looked through the extended rules and I didn't see anything against recommending a subreddit, but I apologize if this breaks any rules.
I found a website with high quality free textbooks in a variety of subjects. Probably good for incremental reading
open.bccampus.ca/browse-our-collection/find-o...Memorizing all the streetnames of your local city/town would be very useful. Are there any experienced coders here who could perhaps create a tool to make a google maps based image occlusions on any area you choose?
reddit.com/r/super_memo/comments/cdzue2/memor...I have no idea how hard this would be to make, but I was thinking something like, writing an area into the tool, or somehow select it yourself. and it'd generate images from google maps where the different streets are in different colors and each have a number attached to it, and it'd ask "what street is on this number" or it'd give you the name of a street and ask which number it belongs to.
I hope it doesn't come across as me wanting someone else to do the hard work for me, but im hoping many people think this sounds useful and one of those people have the skills and time to develop something like this.
cheers

