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The simplest way to make a LiveUSB from within GNU/Linux
I change distributions like people change socks, because I’m stubborn and refuse to test things through virtual machines and would rather run it pure and dry off my hardware.
I have this one unbranded 8gb USB stick that I literally bought (a handful of others of, all lost or dead) out of the back of a van, that I have continued to use for my LiveUSB’s for about five or six years now, and its still kicking.
Thankfully, doing this change from distro to distro is incredibly simple, with the use of just a couple quick terminal commands. This will work from within any distribution.
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A quick look at the git object store
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Sidecar container for Python exceptions
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logstash 5.6.9 logstash-input-udp 3.3.1 br0ken
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How to Install Elastic Jamroom on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
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More L337 Translations
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Detect a UEFI partition
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LMMS Guide Part 2: Tempo, Time Signatures, Beats and Bass Lines
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Weekly Command: going over Git history with tig
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Install Apache Hadoop on Ubuntu 17.10!
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Gnome: Save And Restore Running Applications And Window Positions With Window Session Manager
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Backup And Restore Application Settings On Newly Installed Linux System
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UEFI booting and RAID1
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How to Install Ubuntu 18.04 Dual Boot with Windows 10
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How to Synchronize Time with NTP in Linux
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