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Is there any way to dual-boot an android? I want to know if there's a way to switch from Android A to Android B, or even other OS if that's possible. I'm not a big tech person when it comes down to software, but the furthest I got in my research is downloading TWRP, Parted, and some booting manager. Just know that I probably won't actually partake in this. I'm aware that I have no idea what I'm saying and that this is wayyyy out of my league, and that doing this will void warranty in most scenarios, trip some google services, and brick phones. But I just wanna know out of curiosity because there's not much information out there based off my 10 min googling and something like this really piqued my interest. I think it's weird that dual-booting is so common and accessible on PC, but hardly even considered on phones. It's a little sad how restrictive phones are especially with Apple (but yay sideloading!). https://xdaforums.com/t/guide-dual-boot-for-any-android-device.4524121/ My closest lead I got to dual booting (I'm not even sure if this was relevant to what I want).

If you have any available USB ports, you can use a wifi adapter.

I understand dude. The internet is so untrustworthy and filled with stupid wannabes.

I knew someone like you would come up. Here ya go. I've never used this typing test before so here's another score from Nitrotype. I'm the second one. My average score And in case you STILL don't believe me, here's my account history on Nitrotype which spans several years In the end, wpm doesn't really matter as much as we think because you only type as fast as you can think on things like essays.

This question is just an invitation for me to flex, so I will. I type 100+ wpm consistently with around 92% accuracy. Did I mention that I'm 14.

And obviously, this will only work if the os can read the file system. So trying to boot windows and view a linux/apple/bsd system will be problematic. Very informative. Thank you!

I'm thinking that it works like normal. Which is that you can access other accounts' files if you have administrative permissions. But I might be wrong on this.

So let's say I have Hard Drive 1, Hard Drive 2, and Hard Drive 3. HD1 contains Windows 10 and some programs/files. HD2 only contains programs and files. HD3 Is completely blank. If I were to setup dual boot by installing windows 10 on HD3, will I still be able to access all my programs/files from HD1 and HD2 when I boot into the OS contained in HD3?

Literally at that point, just go to your nearby walmart and buy a membrane keyboard from there. There is no point in setting a budget for a keyboard if its less than $30-40.

imo the razer viper mini doesn't seem that bad, but yea generally most razer products are a work of shit.

I do this all the time. Like what tech said, there should be absolutely no reason your pc will short out unless you, for some reason, shoved the side panel into the pc components. At that point, I'd be more worried about physically damaging the parts over static shock.

Exact video I was thinking of right when I read the question

Just realized it might be because you want to keys to bottom out sooner but still, I'm sure there are better ways to do that.

Can I ask why you want to add o-rings? To me, it seems pretty counter-intuitive as it just makes mechanical switches feel like a membrane switch. I have no real evidence for this, this is just based my speculation and some youtube videos that reviewed o-rings.

If you want to maintenance it more often, then why not.