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Traditionally you want to float each element to the left and give them a margin so they align equally. 
 
Although I'd recommend you check out Flex Box. It's a lot more light-weight and saves you fiddling on with floats and margins to get them equal. 
 
I've linked a good guide above. However if you prefer videos, this is good. 

His net worth is between $1 and $1,000,000,000
You aren't going to actually get him or really anyone else to disclose that information.

go back to the post and delete it 
or go back and edit the post 
 
if someone was a reall asshole yea they could,
dont bring attention to it,
and dont do it again

Do you seriously thinks that the pepole on a minecraft are hackers if it was reddit sure I would understand but not minecraft

Try and edit the post, then restart your router/modem, most ISPs give you a dynamic IP that switches when the router/modem is restarted.

Please mark the thread as solved on the post that gave you the answer.
 
Everyone else, was there really a need to make this thread longer than it should have been?

So you're using a real photo of yourself as your avatar and yet you're worry about your IP?
wat?

I think this has been sufficiently answered now.  Disappointing to see the number of troll replies though.
 
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Completely free and it syncs your cloud drives? Yea, I would stay the hell away from anything like this since you will be required to give them your login credentials for all your accounts....not to mention they then also have access to all your files. Not saying that the company itself is malevolent, but hacks and shit happen, and the fewer companies are trusted with your passwords, the better.
 
If something is free, YOU are the product.

Do you mean that your school doesn't allow access to websites like Google Drive and OneDrive? I'm not calling you a liar, but I would be seriously surprised if your school doesn't have an internet connection. Especially nowadays when so many resources are distributed via the internet.
 
But anyway, back to your question: Unfortunately no. The way that I would do it is download all of your photo's from Google Drive and then re-upload them to OneDrive. If your internet is an issue because it is generally slow, or you are affected by an Traffic Management Policy, I'd recommend doing this at night when you or anyone else is using the internet. You get the job done and nobody else gets annoyed on why Facebook is slow.

Theyr quite the solid headphones and so are the valves, :p.