Basically. I have separate drive for my windowsOS/media etc. And one of my nvme drive now is completely empty.

Is there a way to install Linux onto that empty nvme with windows and then like turn the PC off remove my windows drive entirely, and then have it just boot with the linux drive without needing to do a whole bootable usb through the motherboard uefi?

I don't have USB drives and they cost too much for something i never use.

Like if there was a linux installer that Ibcan run while logged in to windows that would be amazing...

[–] 5 points 14 hours ago (9 children)

That's not what is being asked. OP put right in the post "afterlife" as in. Nobody is copying you into a PC. The post assumes that an eternal afterlifr exists, and in that scenario (which is possible, we simply do not know) would you choose a game to lice in. Like if heaven/hell were minecraft, would that be something you would want?

That's it. It's not about uploading our minds in our current alive world.

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  • [–] 3 points 23 hours ago (3 children)

    Pedestrian 118 is just idiotic. I understand car accidents can happen, but a pedestrian??? That tells me you purposely ignore crosswalks or drive recklessly in slow speed areaa

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  • [–] 8 points 1 day ago

    Working full-time 40+ hours a week?....all of it. I barely hangout with friends at all, have no energy even for my hobbies that I used to love doing.

    I need a 15-25 hour a week job that pays a 50+ hour salary.

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  • [–] 2 points 1 day ago

    That's right, good guy trump would never let his administration impede the market's price setting mechanism. That's why the admin totally did NOT use Euros to buy Japanese yen, or us bonds to control bond interest rates. And they definitely are not talking about diesel export bans to control the price of diesel. Good guy free market trump would NEVER do anything to mess woth good ol supply and demand! /s obviously

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  • [–] 1 point 2 days ago

    Wouldn't be an issue if they didn't discontinue so many and stopped supporting a bunch. If you want a 4k UHD capable drive today it's hundreds and almost all discontinued

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  • [–] 7 points 6 days ago (1 child)

    They rent them out, so likely had a contractor do the conversion and then woth the rental income cancels out the cost. "No cost" is also just what that post used, doubt official documents say no cost.

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