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Google it.

Gparted is a partition editor. They provide it as a bootable iso. They have instructions on how to put that on a USB drive and make it bootable.

You would boot gparted from usb, not windows, to do the work.

But seriously, Google it.

Plug both disks into your PC. Then use a gparted boot disk. There you can clone the partitions and then grow your primary partition on the new disk.

I’ve been using this method for years without problems.

You should ask this over in !lemmy_support@lemmy.ml

This is something I’ve wanted to try. I still want to have with people but I can’t always. I think it could help me flesh out a campaign too.

I feel that too. Only thing I can think of is that I’m going to add a could ssds to my home server.

Like all advice obtained on the internet, YMMV.

This stuff is unbearable, I can’t even play video games on my laptop, because it warms up very fast and the keyboard becomes uncomfortable for me to use.

There’s a lot of good advice in here but I haven’t seen anyone tell you to just reduce the amount of heat being generated in your home. Almost every plugged in electrical device in your home is generating some amount of heat. Esp. if they’re in use.

So my suggestion to you is to flip off the power-strip or unplug unnecessary devices, and find something else to occupy your time. The consoles, PCs, the tv itself, they’re all hungry devices that generate a lot of heat. Those fans people are telling you to use? They generate heat too… so while I’m not saying, “don’t use a fan to stay cool”, I am saying, “don’t fill your home with running fans in rooms you aren’t in”.

This is good advice to follow even if you do have air conditioning. Keeping the heat out makes the AC work less. Maybe invest a nice set of thermal curtains.

This is the bottom half of the first page of my subscribed feed and I restarted my lemmy instance yesterday to make a config change.

It’s still a bug. My server is at 0.18.2 and I regularly see old posts if I sort by Hot.

Ok. I was going to suggest subscribing to the kbin mag on a couple Lemmy instances to get it into All.

Do you really need 2 separate communities? Seems like that would just split your fledgling user base.

One I use every day is ShareX.

But it’s not free. You pay for it either with money (premium) or your eyeballs (ads). Not to mention the analytics data.

You could try https://12ft.io/

You brush at night to keep your teeth.

You brush in the morning to keep your friends.

All of it.

Not the one you replied to but, I would if I could. I have like 3 friends on signal. Can’t get anyone to move.

Or just don’t have karma.

Windows 10. I’m comfortable with it. I’m not sure what I’ll do when the times comes to move to 11 because I don’t like what I see going on over there. My main excuse was always comfort and gaming but the Steam Deck is showing me that gaming isn’t as much of a barrier as it used to be.